Eve Ewing book talk

This is an exciting in-person event where you can join Eve L. Ewing in conversation with Jodi Byrd for a discussion about Ewing’s latest book, Original Sins, The (Mis)education of Black and Native Children and the Construction of American Racism. The event will take place at the Regenstein Library in room 122. Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into thought-provoking conversations and gain insights from this incredible author!

Pre-reception 5:30PM

Talk begins 6:00-7:30 PM

 

 

Eve L. Ewing
Director of Undergraduate Studies and Associate Professor in the Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity

Eve L. Ewing, a lifelong Chicagoan, is a writer and scholar who uses multi-genre storytelling, tools of sociological inquiry, archives, and community-grounded epistemologies to interrogate racialized histories and imagine emancipatory possibilities. Working through the lenses of Afrofuturism, Black feminism, and Du Boisian sociology, Prof. Ewing attempts to situate cultural organizing, the praxis of care, and relational accountability at the foundations of her scholarship. 

To read more about Eve Ewing, the program, and register, click here.