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SUMMARY:\"\'We Who Believe in Freedom\': The Legacy of the Student Nonviolent Co
ordinating Committee and the Legacy of Donald J. Trump.\"
DESCRIPTION:\nDr. Payne is the Henry Rutgers Distinguished Professor of
African American Studies at Rutgers University and the \;Director of
the Joseph Cornwall Center for Metropolitan \;Research. \;He is
the \;author of \;I&rsquo\;ve Got the Light of Freedom: The Org
anizing Tradition and the Mississippi Freedom Struggle\, So Much Reform\
, So Little Change\, and \;co-editor of \;Teaching Freedom: Educ
ation for Liberation in the African-American Tradition. \;Dr. Payne
is a leading scholar of the Black Liberation Movement and one of the fou
nders of the Education for Liberation Network. His lecture will speak to
\;relevant historical lessons on and \;critical contemporary is
sues about the intersection of anti-racist struggles and education.
\;\n\nPlease register for the lecture here: \;https://forms.gle/zKRs
rZV1vWuAsvhx8\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/we_wh
o_believe_in_freedom_the_legacy_of_the_student_nonviolent_coordinating_c
ommittee_and_the_legacy_of_donald_j_trump/
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e Henry Rutgers Distinguished Professor of African American Studies at R
utgers University and the Director of the Joseph Cornwall Center fo
r Metropolitan Research. He is the author of
I’ve Got the Light of Freedom: The Organizing Tradition and the
Mississippi Freedom Struggle, So Much Reform, So Little Change, and
co-editor of Teaching Freedom: Education for Liberation in
the African-American Tradition. Dr. Payne is a leading scholar
of the Black Liberation Movement and one of the founders of the Educati
on for Liberation Network. His lecture will speak to relevant histo
rical lessons on and critical contemporary issues about the interse
ction of anti-racist struggles and education.
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