19 rebels had seized the slave ship and reached the bahamas, where they enslaved men, women, and children gained liberty. rebellious passages the first comprehensive history of the ships revolt, the consequences, and relevance to global modern slavery. we are very happy to have with us today the author of the book, jeffrey kerr-ritchie. doctor richie is a native of london with degrees in great britain and the united states. he is currently the professor of history and director of graduates studies at howard university in washington, d. c.. his research interest includes slavery, abolition, and post emancipation societies in north america during the 19th century. doctor kerr-ritchie believes history as an argument without end and history is our best attracted to its study when the educator exudes a love of learning, and we couldn t agree more. please welcome dr. jeffrey kerr-ritchie. thank you, adam, for those introductory remarks. i would like to think graham at the museum
program. one kellie carter jackson wondered if we consider doing a talk about her new book, contemplates how black resistance and violent resistance of slavery was essential to emancipation. i said, sure! so long as you could bring out the women s history angle. [laughs] indeed, the story of the past includes women, and we believe so to should any historical narrative. and kellie being kellie said sure we could have that! kellie carter jackson is assistant professor of history at the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her ph.d. through columbia university, under the direction of eric foner. force and freedom as her book, and she and i went through the wars together and gradual. the same cohort! she is joined in conversation by steven hahn, who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history at and why you. their conversation will last for a little under an hour, with time for a q&a. and a book signing outside afterwards. stay for
in the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her phd from columbia university under the direction of eric foner force and freedom is her first book and fun fact she and i went through the wars together in grad school. we were in the same cohort. she is joined in conversation by steven hahn who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history formerly of pan and now at nyu their conversation will last for a little under an hour with time for a q&a and a book signing outside afterwards and please stay for some refreshments. and also, please take this time to silence your cell phones and without further ado kelly and steve. yeah, thank you. would you like to start would you like me to? you can say well, thank you very much, and it s really a great pleasure to be here. let me start with kind of general comment a number of years ago. i was approached by robert lockhart of the university of pennsylvania, press and i was invited to co-edit a
which contemplates how black resistance and violent resistance of slavery was central to emancipation. i said sure so long as you could bring out the women s history angle indeed the story of the past includes women and we believe that so too should any historical narrative and kelly being kelly said sure we could do that. she kelly carter jackson is assistant professor of history in the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her phd from columbia university under the direction of eric foner force and freedom is her first book and fun fact she and i went through the wars together in grad school. we were in the same cohort. she is joined in conversation by steven hahn who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history formerly of pan and now at nyu their conversation will last for a little under an hour with time for a q&a and a book signing outside afterwards and please stay for some refreshments. and also, please take this time to s
she received her phd from columbia university under the direction of eric foner force and freedom is her first book and fun fact she and i went through the wars together in grad school. we were in the same cohort. she is joined in conversation by steven hahn who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history formerly of pan and now at nyu their conversation will last for a little under an hour with time for a q&a and a book signing outside afterwards and please stay for some refreshments. and also, please take this time to silence your cell phones and without further ado kelly and steve. yeah, thank you. would you like to start would you like me to? you can say well, thank you very much, and it s really a great pleasure to be here. let me start with kind of general comment a number of years ago. i was approached by robert lockhart of the university of pennsylvania, press and i was invited to co-edit a new series a co-edit with brian delay who teaches at the un