Feb 17 2021
Interlaced: Being Black & Wampanoag In America A Historical Talk with Mwalim

Interlaced: Being Black & Wampanoag In America A Historical Talk with Mwalim

Presented by Sturgis Library at Sturgis Library

While America claims to be a melting pot, in reality the United States was the first country to introduce legal definitions for race based on ethnicity as opposed to nation of origin. What happens when you can check more than one ethnic box? Mwalim will give a talk on the past and present relationship and interactions of Black and Native people, the social and political wedge that society has tried to impose between the groups, and the experiences of growing up and living Black and Wampanoag during the 1976 landsuit, to the most recent act against the Mashpee tribe by the BIA under the Trump administration.

This talk will take place via ZOOM. Registration is required.

Admission Info

Free and open to all. Registration is required. Email sturgisreference@comcast.net to sign up.

Phone: 508-362-6636

Email: sturgisreference@comcast.net

Dates & Times

2021/02/17 - 2021/02/17

Location Info

Sturgis Library

3090 Main Street, Barnstable, MA 02630