_DON'T MISS THIS ONE-OF-A-KIND GATHERING OF ARTISTS, COMMUNITY
LEADERS, AND STRONG VOICES AS WE EXAMINE HOW BLACK VOICES HAVE FOUGHT
- AND CONTINUE TO FIGHT - AGAINST ERASURE._
For Black America, the pursuit of autonomy takes on particular urgency
in the face of ongoing efforts at erasure. This erasure manifests in
many ways: the distortion or omission of Black history in classrooms,
misrepresentation in media, and the silencing or marginalization of
Black voices in our nation’s most influential spaces.
Against this backdrop, autonomy becomes both a necessity and a
declaration. It encompasses the struggle for self-determination,
control over narratives, economic independence, political
representation, and the preservation of cultural heritage. The 20th
Annual Black New England Conference will bring together scholars,
activists, artists, and community leaders to examine how Black
communities have historically fought for autonomy—and how they are
shaping tomorrow in the face of systemic erasure.
With hosts like JOY-ANN REID, GEORGE "CONSCIOUS" LEE, and many others,
this conference will be a must-see. Join the conversation and learn
how we are all shaping tomorrow.
NOTE FOR PAST ATTENDEES: THIS YEAR'S BNEC IS LOCATED AT THE SNHU
MILLYARD BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - NOT AT THE MAIN CAMPUS.
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