Appears in history and Literature Program at harvard. Currently treacherous and seen a lecturer at the university of birmingham. And lastly the written one previous book entitled ireland and i was which was published in 2014. The the Mutual Admiration Society features on Dorothy Sayers and five principal and providing for the 1912 at some of the college oxford. She and ama classmate in her oxford at a a time when women could receive an education not degrees but in october 1920 they became some of the first women to fully graduate. These women push the boundaries in other ways as well. I working to forward womens rights, reproduction. Working to overcome extreme restrictionhe of sex and the tie the women of the Mutual Admiration Society are stillll inspiration to us today and we can follow their example as we work to a more equal society. And your gut tells about them is author himself, mo moulton. [applause] thank thank you very much ank you to come out on a incredibly cold tuesday nig
Here in portland as a doctor of chiropractic and hes a trained psychotherapist. Hes also the Award Winning author of 12 works of fiction and nonfiction. Hes the recipient of the award of africanamerican literature and numerous awards for his books. Hes been a guest on the oprah show, npr and radio and tv programs across the nation. Clyde is here tonight to talk about his latest book think black which was just short listed for the 2019 goddard resso book prize. Would you welcome him at the science and industry, clyde w. Ford. [applause]. Thank you, leslie and this you all for beinger hoo being here. And i cant tell you how it is to be here again and reliving my First Experience here over 40 years ago when it was up at Washington Park and i was a volunteer and working with a group at omsi with software. Id gone to Chiropractic College and i needed to do that, and i was able to get computer time exchanging my work for the omsi compiler, and anyone who knows how it is dates yourself. And i
Now we kick off the day with cbs sunday morning correspondent mo rocca on his book of obituaries the features politicians, scientists, entertainers, and more. Good evening and welcome. Im david ferriero, the archivist of the trinity and please you could join for tonight program. Whether you hit in the theater or joining us on facebook or youtube. Any special welcome, welcome to our cspan audience. Before we hear from mo rocca and rita braver id like to tell you but other programs coming up in this theater. Tuesday november 12 at noon historian Richard Brooke kaiser will tell us about his new book give me liberty. Which examines americas history through 12 documents. On thursday, november 14 at 7 30 p. M. We will a veterans day tribute world war ii soldier, photographers from the u. S. Army signal corps. Photo collection at the National Archives. The authors of the new book entitled aftershock, the human toll of war will joy historians for discussion of these less wellknown images of th
World for women. And hes specifically interested in gender, sexuality, colonialism and post colonialism. A ph. D. From Brown University and worked a number of years in history and literature at harvard. Currently, moulton is a senior lecturer, and lastly written another previous book which is published in 2014. The Mutual Admiration Society centers on named mystery writer Dorothy Sayers and five friends who founded a writing group in 1912 at Summerville College, oxford. Sayers and her colleagues entered a time when they could receive an education, but not degrees. October of 1920, they became some of the first women who fully graduate. And usually pushed the boundaries in other ways as well. Looking to forward reproduction, arts and clear family making. Working to overcome the extremely restricted sexism of the time, the women of the Mutual Admiration Society are an inspiration today and we can follow their example as we work to a more equal society. And here to tell us about it at aut
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