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CONTACT:Indra Leyva Cook
CONTACT:leyvacook.1@osu.edu
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Free\nAdmission: \nIn celebration of United Black World 
 Month\, this presentation will bring visibility to the ways in which Mexi
 can History is Black History too. Presented by Dr. María Esther Hammack f
 rom Ohio State's Department of History\, this event will offer an overvie
 w of a hidden history that is seldom taught in schools but one that shape
 d the shared stories of migration and Diaspora that connect the United St
 ates and Mexico. Additionally\, Dr. Hammack will highlight a few little-k
 nown Black American actors who pursued their freedom through Underground 
 Railroads that led them from the US to Mexican geographies.\n\nEvery Febr
 uary\, the Student Life Center for Belonging and Social Change\, in colla
 boration with offices and student organizations across campus\, recognize
 s United Black World Month (UBWM). This month-long celebration reflects o
 n the experiences and contributions of persons of African descent.\n
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DTSTART:20240228T193000
LOCATION:Ohio Union\, Center for Belonging and Social Change\, Alonso Fami
 ly Room
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Things We Weren't Taught about AfroMexican History
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Cost:</strong>Free<br/><strong>Admiss
 ion:</strong><br/><p>In celebration of United Black World Month\, this pr
 esentation will bring visibility to the ways in which Mexican History is 
 Black History too. Presented by Dr. María Esther Hammack from Ohio State'
 s Department of History\, this event will offer an overview of a hidden h
 istory that is seldom taught in schools but one that shaped the shared st
 ories of migration and Diaspora that connect the United States and Mexico
 . Additionally\, Dr. Hammack will highlight a few little-known Black Amer
 ican actors who pursued their freedom through Underground Railroads that 
 led them from the US to Mexican geographies.</p>\n<br>\n<p>Every February
 \, the Student Life Center for Belonging and Social Change\, in collabora
 tion with offices and student organizations across campus\, recognizes Un
 ited Black World Month (UBWM). This month-long celebration reflects on th
 e experiences and contributions of persons of African descent.</p>
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