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Join Hush Arbor Futures: Black Memory, Sound, and Speculative Worldmaking for an interactive salon with Marcus Kwame Anderson, illustrator, fine artist and Deputy Director of the Underground Railroad Education Center (UREC). Drawing on artwork from The Black Panther Party and Big Jim and the White Boy, alongside selected UREC artifacts, Anderson will explore how visual storytelling and archival interpretation shape whose stories we remember. Participants will engage in a collaborative storytelling activity connecting Black memory with speculative worldmaking.
Free and open to students, faculty and staff. Hush Arbor Futures is a CHATS Humanities Lab co-led by Dr. Aiesha Turman and Dr.
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Kyra Gaunt. Presented by the Center for Humanities, Arts and Technoscience (CHATS) the Department of Music & Theatre, and Writing and Critical Inquiry.
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