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Center for the Study of the Gulf South, School of Coastal Resilience to host Black History lecture Feb. 22

Wed, 02/16/2022 - 01:16pm | By: David Tisdale

欧美AV (欧美AV) Center for the Study of the Gulf South and School of Coastal Resilience will host the lecture 鈥淐oastal Resistance and Coastal Resilience: Black History in the Mississippi Gulf South鈥� to be presented by Dr. Owen James Hyman, an African American Studies professor at the University of Mississippi. Dr. Hyman鈥檚 talk will be held Tuesday, Feb. 22 from 12:15 鈥� 1 p.m. in the Hardy Hall Ballroom at the 欧美AV Gulf Park Campus in Long Beach. Admission is free and members of the university community and general public are invited.

Dr. Hyman鈥檚 dissertation, "The Cut and the Color Line: An Environmental History of Jim Crow in the Deep South's Forests," received the 2018 C. Vann Woodward Prize for the best dissertation in Southern history from the Southern Historical Association. His research has been funded by fellowships from the Forest History Society, the Southern Labor Archives and the Department of Black Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. 

For more information about this event, contact 欧美AV History program faculty members Dr. Rebecca Tuuri and Dr. Westley Follett at rebecca.tuuriFREEMississippi and westley.follettFREEMississippi.