Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In conjunction with the National Archives Museum's current exhibition Power & Light: Russell Lee's Coal Survey, we will host a live-recorded episode of the Black in Appalachia podcast moderated by Dr. Enkeshi El-Amin, who studies the link between race and place and Black community life in Appalachia and beyond. She will lead a discussion on Black life in Eastern Kentucky's coal communities with scholars Dr. William H. Turner, Director of Education for the Appalachian African American Cultural Center and author of The Harlan Renaissance and Dr. Karida Brown, Professor of Sociology at Emory University where she teaches courses on race and racism, sports and society, and historical archival methods.
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In conjunction with the National Archives Museum's current exhibition Power & Light: Russell Lee's Coal Survey, we will host a live-recorded episode of the Black in Appalachia podcast moderated by Dr. Enkeshi El-Amin, who studies the link between race and place and Black community life in Appalachia and beyond. She will lead a discussion on Black life in Eastern Kentucky's coal communities with scholars Dr. William H. Turner, Director of Education for the Appalachian African American Cultural Center and author of The Harlan Renaissance and Dr. Karida Brown, Professor of Sociology at Emory University where she teaches courses on race and racism, sports and society, and historical archival methods.
For live-only captions: iyellowcaptions.1capapp.com/event/narablackinappalachia
