Breaking (Bad) Glass: Yale University, the City of New Haven and the Painting of Public Memory of Enslavement
The sound of breaking glass in what was then called Calhoun College at Yale University on June 13, 2016 signaled the death knell for that college’s name and highlighted the university’s reticence in addressing school history and its problematic relationship to the city in which it resides, which is New Haven, Connecticut… View
Universities, Slavery, Public Memory & the Built Landscape, University of Virginia
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October 2017
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