The second John Brown: America 250 Roundtable is on March 16
Biographer Louis A.
DeCaro Jr., Ph.D., hosts historian Margaret Washington, Ph.D., and psychologist Shawndel Fraser, M.A.
They'll go beyond the bond between Brown and Harriet Tubman to other abolitionist giants of the day.
He should aim higher
John Brown and Abolitionist Women is the next John Brown: America 250 Roundtable on Monday, March 16 at 7:00 PM
Lou DeCaro Jr. Ph.D. will host historian Margaret Washington Ph.D and another scholar.
Please register below...
Next roundtable is March 16: John Brown and Abolitionist Women
Stay tuned for details.
As we mark America’s 250th anniversary, we are setting the historical record straight about a patriot who gave his life for the founding principle that all people are created equal.
The website is live (and mostly filled in)!
John Brown: America 250 is a loose coalition of “Browniac” organizations, advocates, scholars, and regular folks who celebrate Brown’s passion for equality and America’s founding principles of a multiracial democracy.
John Brown was right.
Malcom X entered activism through his parents, who were advocates of Marcus Garvey.
Malcolm advocated working within our communities to bring about change, but when asked if any white people should be allowed into the Organization of Afro-American Unity, he replied,
"Maybe John Brown.”
The bold and tenacious spirit of Uncle Con lives in Torrington, CT!
Listen on WAPJ.org
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Historian Dr. Louis A. DeCaro, Jr. will host legal scholar Dr. Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, and educator Dr. William Ayers for a focused conversation on Brown’s constitutional vision, his commitment to multiracial democracy, and what his legacy means today.
Free and open to the public.
The year of Browniac fun and scholarship will kick off on President’s Day with a roundtable discussion on social justice activism.
The Deets
Roundtable: John Brown and Social Justice Activism
February 16, 7–8 PM Eastern
Free Zoom Event (REGISTER below)
EXCITING NEWS!
We are thrilled to announce that The John Brown Project is an anchor partner in an America250 project called John Brown: America250 examining John Brown’s place in the nation’s unfinished struggle for equality.
FAFO
Thank you the validation.
Sock and a sock, shoe and a shoe
YOWSA!
John Brown was RIGHT.
John Brown was right.
During America250, we are joining with other John Brown organizations to set the historical record straight.
John Brown was right.
John Brown was right.
For a fabric NONfiction understanding of The Old Man, check out biographer Louis A DeCaro's podcast, John Brown Today!
#worthit
John Brown was right
John Brown was right
John Brown was right.
It is a good self-check.
What would John Brown do?
#wwjbd
Different John Brown, but sounds like this one was right too.
He was an egalitarian no matter who you were: man, woman, BIPOC...
Evangelical Christians have changed a lot since then, but white Christian Nationalists have not.
Here's a film we made about it!
30 minutes, so grab a sandwich and a beer
They just want a snack!
He's disappointed his kids aren't greedy racists.
Well said
