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Women's and Gender Studies Fall 2024 Lecture Series: Caribbean Women Change Agents with Professor Melissa L. Garcia

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SEP
25
2024

Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Location: Carman Hall - CA, 211

Audience: Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Students

Admission: Free and open to all! In person and Virtual option to attend

Tickets: Click here

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Women's and Gender Studies Program

718-960-1160 anne.rice@lehman.cuny.edu

On July 27, 1969, the Young Lords led a NYC neighborhood community in what came to be known as “Garbage Offensive”, an event foreshadowing the first 1970 Earth Day. This story brings to life the diversity of American experience for young readers. However, many people today do not know who the Young Lords were and how they addressed environmental racism. The historical fiction picture book, Vicki and a Summer of Change! ¡Vicki y un Verano de Cambio! (2020) is one example of how counternarratives serve as curriculum resources for elementary classrooms to explore multiple layers of perspective central to Black and Brown communities.