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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nWe welcome       Clin
 t Smith  \, gifted spoken word poet and academician\, as the keynote speak
 er for our 5th annual Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!) 2021 learning confe
 rence.\n\nAcross the country are innumerable places that have direct ties 
 to slavery—our schools\, our streets\, our prisons\, our cemeteries\, ou
 r cities—places that illustrate how some of this country’s most essent
 ial stories are hidden in plain view. In this talk\, Clint discusses how t
 he history of slavery has shaped the contemporary landscape of inequality\
 , and shares what he learned from trips to different historical sites thro
 ughout the country that are tied to slavery’s legacy. Informed by schola
 rship and brought alive by the stories of people living today\, Smith outl
 ines how these places reckon with—or fail to reckon with their relations
 hip to slavery\, and how it is our responsibility to collectively document
 \, learn from\, and account for this history.\n\nClint Smith’s debut wor
 k of nonfiction\, How the Word is Passed has been named one of the most an
 ticipated books of 2021. Mount Holyoke is excited to welcome this gifted s
 poken word poet and academician as the keynote speaker for our 5th annual 
 Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!): Community Day 2021 learning conference.\
 n\nTo learn more about Clint Smith\, please visit his website.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:BOOM:Community Day 2021 Keynote with Clint Smith: How the Word is P
 assed
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/how_the_word_is_passed
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nWe welcome       Clin
 t Smith  \, gifted spoken word poet and academician\, as the keynote speak
 er for our 5th annual Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!) 2021 learning confe
 rence.\n\nAcross the country are innumerable places that have direct ties 
 to slavery—our schools\, our streets\, our prisons\, our cemeteries\, ou
 r cities—places that illustrate how some of this country’s most essent
 ial stories are hidden in plain view. In this talk\, Clint discusses how t
 he history of slavery has shaped the contemporary landscape of inequality\
 , and shares what he learned from trips to different historical sites thro
 ughout the country that are tied to slavery’s legacy. Informed by schola
 rship and brought alive by the stories of people living today\, Smith outl
 ines how these places reckon with—or fail to reckon with their relations
 hip to slavery\, and how it is our responsibility to collectively document
 \, learn from\, and account for this history.\n\nClint Smith’s debut wor
 k of nonfiction\, How the Word is Passed has been named one of the most an
 ticipated books of 2021. Mount Holyoke is excited to welcome this gifted s
 poken word poet and academician as the keynote speaker for our 5th annual 
 Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!): Community Day 2021 learning conference.\
 n\nTo learn more about Clint Smith\, please visit his website.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:BOOM:Community Day 2021 Keynote with Clint Smith: How the Word is P
 assed
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/how_the_word_is_passed
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nWe welcome       Clin
 t Smith  \, gifted spoken word poet and academician\, as the keynote speak
 er for our 5th annual Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!) 2021 learning confe
 rence.\n\nAcross the country are innumerable places that have direct ties 
 to slavery—our schools\, our streets\, our prisons\, our cemeteries\, ou
 r cities—places that illustrate how some of this country’s most essent
 ial stories are hidden in plain view. In this talk\, Clint discusses how t
 he history of slavery has shaped the contemporary landscape of inequality\
 , and shares what he learned from trips to different historical sites thro
 ughout the country that are tied to slavery’s legacy. Informed by schola
 rship and brought alive by the stories of people living today\, Smith outl
 ines how these places reckon with—or fail to reckon with their relations
 hip to slavery\, and how it is our responsibility to collectively document
 \, learn from\, and account for this history.\n\nClint Smith’s debut wor
 k of nonfiction\, How the Word is Passed has been named one of the most an
 ticipated books of 2021. Mount Holyoke is excited to welcome this gifted s
 poken word poet and academician as the keynote speaker for our 5th annual 
 Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!): Community Day 2021 learning conference.\
 n\nTo learn more about Clint Smith\, please visit his website.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:BOOM:Community Day 2021 Keynote with Clint Smith: How the Word is P
 assed
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/how_the_word_is_passed
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. \n\nWe welcome       Clin
 t Smith  \, gifted spoken word poet and academician\, as the keynote speak
 er for our 5th annual Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!) 2021 learning confe
 rence.\n\nAcross the country are innumerable places that have direct ties 
 to slavery—our schools\, our streets\, our prisons\, our cemeteries\, ou
 r cities—places that illustrate how some of this country’s most essent
 ial stories are hidden in plain view. In this talk\, Clint discusses how t
 he history of slavery has shaped the contemporary landscape of inequality\
 , and shares what he learned from trips to different historical sites thro
 ughout the country that are tied to slavery’s legacy. Informed by schola
 rship and brought alive by the stories of people living today\, Smith outl
 ines how these places reckon with—or fail to reckon with their relations
 hip to slavery\, and how it is our responsibility to collectively document
 \, learn from\, and account for this history.\n\nClint Smith’s debut wor
 k of nonfiction\, How the Word is Passed has been named one of the most an
 ticipated books of 2021. Mount Holyoke is excited to welcome this gifted s
 poken word poet and academician as the keynote speaker for our 5th annual 
 Building On Our Momentum (BOOM!): Community Day 2021 learning conference.\
 n\nTo learn more about Clint Smith\, please visit his website.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:BOOM:Community Day 2021 Keynote with Clint Smith: How the Word is P
 assed
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/how_the_word_is_passed
CATEGORIES:Gatherings & Meetings
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