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  • Image of a flyer with a graphic of people wearing covid masks, Masks Highly Encouraged in the Library. The CDC has designated our area at “High” COVID Community Levels. You are encouraged to wear a well-fitting mask that completely covers the nose and mouth. More info at covid.uconn.edu/campus-guidelines
  • Marketing Image with a background of black, red, yellow and green blocks of color, and the text: Join our celebration of Black History Month. Screening of Rosewood (1997), the cinematic retelling of a true-to-life racial pogrom that decimated a predominately African American town in Florida (next to text is a film still with a black man and black woman holding hands), Discussion with Lizzie Robinson Jenkins, founder and president of the Real Rosewood Foundation, Inc. (next to text is an image of Lizzie Robinson Jenkins, she is a black woman with gray hair and black rimmed glasses, she is smiling). African American Cultural Center’s Black History Month Closing Ceremony, with keynote address by Dr. Rik Stevenson, a professor of African American Studies at the University of Florida (next to text is image of Dr. Rik Stevenson, he is a black man with black hair, he is smiling). Exhibits in Homer Babbidge Library and our regional campuses, focusing on the theme of Black Resistance (next to the text are two historic photographs of black students being arrested during Wilbur Cross Library protest, April 23, 1974). Resources to learn about Africana Studies, collections & more. s.uconn.edu/BlackHistoryMonth
  • Marketing image with background of black, red and green color blocks with yellow dots, and the text: Disorder in the Night: Narratives of Black Resistance. Exhibit explores the Black resistance in its various forms, from the period of enslavement to the present. February 1 - 28, 2023. Learn more from related resources: Africana Studies Research Guide, Featured Collections, and African American Cultural Center Campus Initiatives. (top right has two historic photos of black students arrested during Wilbur Cross Library protest, April 23, 1974.) s.uconn.edu/BlackHistoryMonth
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  1. 2/21 Film Screening - Rosewood

    Film Screening - Rosewood

    Tuesday, February 21st, 2023

    06:00 PM - 08:30 PM

    Storrs Campus
    Babbidge Library Class of '47

    Film Screening - Rosewood
    This blockbuster film is the cinematic retelling of the true-life destruction of an African American community in 1923. It captures Jim Crow-era violence and the Black radical tradition of resistance.

    Following this event on Wednesday, February 22 will be a discussion with Lizzie Robinson Jenkins, Founder & President of the Real Rosewood Foundation, Inc. and Rosewood descendant.

    More information and registration at https://lib.uconn.edu/about/news-events-2/black-history-month/black-history-month-events/

    Contact Information: Stephanie.Birch@uconn.edu

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  2. 2/22 Rosewood Film & History Discussion

    Rosewood Film & History Discussion

    Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023

    06:00 PM - 07:30 PM

    Storrs Campus
    virtual

    Rosewood Film & History Discussion
    Rosewood, Florida was the site of a horrific massacre 100 years ago, during the first week of January in 1923. This rural town of about 200 people was one of several Black communities in the US that suffered racial violence and destruction in the post World War I era.
    Lizzie Robinson Jenkins, Founder & President of The Real Rosewood Foundation, and descendant of Rosewood, will lead a discussion about the work they are doing researching, documenting, and preserving the tragic history that has been buried for nearly 80 years.
    A film screening on Rosewood will take place on Tuesday, February 21 from 6-8:30pm (the day prior to this discussion).

    More information and registration at https://lib.uconn.edu/about/news-events-2/black-history-month/black-history-month-events/

    Contact Information: Stephanie.Birch@uconn.edu

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