My name is theo tyson. It is my distinct and sincere pleasure to welcome you and our speaker christina wolbrecht, this evening. Before we begin, i want you to please take note of the two emergency exits that are marked at the front and rear of the room. If you will also take a moment to please silence your cellphones so that we do not disrupt this fascinating top. While you are doing that, i would love to share with you and installation that i have recently curated on our north while entitled anti suffrage. Using materials from he boston athenaeum special collections, we take a look at how the Suffrage Movement contributed to be designing womens roles and responsibilities and society from various perspectives as they abide for quality. It represents the complexities to secure and protect Voting Rights for women and people of color in the past and today. Please take a look after the top. Id love to hear your feedback. If you have any questions ill be here to answer them. I should also m
Moment to please silence your cell phones so that we do not disrupt this fascinating talk. And while youre doing that, i would love to share with you an installation that i recently curated on our north wall entitled antisuffrage. Using materials from the special collections, we take a look at how the Suffrage Movement contributed to redesigning womens roles and responsibilities in society from varied perspectives as they vied for equality. It also presents the struggle to secure Voting Rights for women and people of color in the past and today. Please take a look after the talk. I would love to hear your talks and feedback. And if you have any questions, ill definitely be here to answer them. I should also mention that we have a large expedition in our calderwood gallery across the way. Required reading, reimagining a colonial library. That particular exhibition showcases rarely seen historic books that are treasures of 17th century boston. Community partners and each of us, including
Good evening everyone. Theres a little more people here. Before we welcome our guest, good evening everyone. Good evening. My name is the tyson. In american art and culture here at the boston massachusetts. It is my sincere pleasure to welcome you and our speaker christine. Before i begin i want you to take note of two emergency exits that are marked at the front and rear of the room. If you will also take a moment to please silence your cellphones so we do not disrupt this fascinating top. While you are doing that, i would look to share with you and installation that i recently curated entitled anti separate. Using materials from the at the name collections, we take a look at the Suffrage Movement and how it contributed to be designing womens roles and responsibilities and societies from various perspectives. It also presents the complexities of the struggle to secure and protect Voting Rights for women and people of color in the past and today. Please take a look after the top. Id lo
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