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Discover Pauli Murray's legacy in Durham and far beyond: paulimurraycenter.com
How would the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray, who possessed a broad vision of justice, equity, and human rights, react to our dwindling American democracy today? This panel of distinguished colleagues looks at the lesson's that Pauli's legacy holds for progressive struggle in the 21st century.
This panel includes:
• Erika W. Wilson, Professor of Law, Wade Edwards Distinguished Scholar, and Director of the Critical Race Lawyering Civil Rights Clinic at University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill;
• Serena Sebring, Executive Director of Blueprint NC;
•Stormie Daie, member of the House of Coxx, for a panel on the lesson's that Pauli's legacy holds for progressive struggle in the 21st century.
Moderated by Dr. Antonia Randolph, Assistant Professor of American Studies at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.
The Pauli Murray Center is a nationally significant history site, anchored by Pauli Murray’s childhood home built by her grandparents in 1898 at 906 Carroll Street in Durham, North Carolina. By connecting history to contemporary human rights issues, the Pauli Murray Center activates visitors of all ages to stand up for peace, equity and justice.
Video edited by Charmaine McKissick-Melton Communications Fellow Andy Kavul, from North Carolina Central University.
Discover Pauli Murray's legacy in Durham and far beyond: paulimurraycenter.com
How would the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray, who possessed a broad vision of justice, equity, and human rights, react to our dwindling American democracy today? This panel of distinguished colleagues looks at the lesson's that Pauli's legacy holds for progressive struggle in the 21st century.
This panel includes:
• Erika W. Wilson, Professor of Law, Wade Edwards Distinguished Scholar, and Director of the Critical Race Lawyering Civil Rights Clinic at University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill;
• Serena Sebring, Executive Director of Blueprint NC;
•Stormie Daie, member of the House of Coxx, for a panel on the lesson's that Pauli's legacy holds for progressive struggle in the 21st century.
Moderated by Dr. Antonia Randolph, Assistant Professor of American Studies at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.
The Pauli Murray Center is a nationally significant history site, anchored by Pauli Murray’s childhood home built by her grandparents in 1898 at 906 Carroll Street in Durham, North Carolina. By connecting history to contemporary human rights issues, the Pauli Murray Center activates visitors of all ages to stand up for peace, equity and justice.
Video edited by Charmaine McKissick-Melton Communications Fellow Andy Kavul, from North Carolina Central University.
