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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nA family of sugar-can
 e farmers in Louisiana worked the same land for generations and ultimately
  they began to realize that racism was looming over their hard labor and t
 hat they may soon become dispossessed of their land. They couldn’t figur
 e out what was happening until one day a fateful call reached the family k
 nown as The Provosts\, that called changed their lives and started them on
  a path to fight dispossession and revealed the plight of Black farmers ev
 erywhere. We learn the story of June and Angie Provost with an understandi
 ng of what is described as “echoes in a past case that led to the larges
 t civil rights settlement in American history.” We reflect on this histo
 ry in an important dialogue with June and Angie Provost.\n\nCo-sponsored b
 y the Miller Worley Center for the Environment and the Office of Diversity
 \, Equity and Inclusion.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Fighting Dispossession: The Plight of Black Farmers - A Dialogue wi
 th June and Angie Provost
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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nA family of sugar-can
 e farmers in Louisiana worked the same land for generations and ultimately
  they began to realize that racism was looming over their hard labor and t
 hat they may soon become dispossessed of their land. They couldn’t figur
 e out what was happening until one day a fateful call reached the family k
 nown as The Provosts\, that called changed their lives and started them on
  a path to fight dispossession and revealed the plight of Black farmers ev
 erywhere. We learn the story of June and Angie Provost with an understandi
 ng of what is described as “echoes in a past case that led to the larges
 t civil rights settlement in American history.” We reflect on this histo
 ry in an important dialogue with June and Angie Provost.\n\nCo-sponsored b
 y the Miller Worley Center for the Environment and the Office of Diversity
 \, Equity and Inclusion.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Fighting Dispossession: The Plight of Black Farmers - A Dialogue wi
 th June and Angie Provost
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/fighting_dispossession_the
 _plight_of_black_farmers_-_a_dialogue_with_june_and_angie_provost_5016
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230328
DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nA family of sugar-can
 e farmers in Louisiana worked the same land for generations and ultimately
  they began to realize that racism was looming over their hard labor and t
 hat they may soon become dispossessed of their land. They couldn’t figur
 e out what was happening until one day a fateful call reached the family k
 nown as The Provosts\, that called changed their lives and started them on
  a path to fight dispossession and revealed the plight of Black farmers ev
 erywhere. We learn the story of June and Angie Provost with an understandi
 ng of what is described as “echoes in a past case that led to the larges
 t civil rights settlement in American history.” We reflect on this histo
 ry in an important dialogue with June and Angie Provost.\n\nCo-sponsored b
 y the Miller Worley Center for the Environment and the Office of Diversity
 \, Equity and Inclusion.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Fighting Dispossession: The Plight of Black Farmers - A Dialogue wi
 th June and Angie Provost
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/fighting_dispossession_the
 _plight_of_black_farmers_-_a_dialogue_with_june_and_angie_provost_5016
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nA family of sugar-can
 e farmers in Louisiana worked the same land for generations and ultimately
  they began to realize that racism was looming over their hard labor and t
 hat they may soon become dispossessed of their land. They couldn’t figur
 e out what was happening until one day a fateful call reached the family k
 nown as The Provosts\, that called changed their lives and started them on
  a path to fight dispossession and revealed the plight of Black farmers ev
 erywhere. We learn the story of June and Angie Provost with an understandi
 ng of what is described as “echoes in a past case that led to the larges
 t civil rights settlement in American history.” We reflect on this histo
 ry in an important dialogue with June and Angie Provost.\n\nCo-sponsored b
 y the Miller Worley Center for the Environment and the Office of Diversity
 \, Equity and Inclusion.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Fighting Dispossession: The Plight of Black Farmers - A Dialogue wi
 th June and Angie Provost
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/fighting_dispossession_the
 _plight_of_black_farmers_-_a_dialogue_with_june_and_angie_provost_5016
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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