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Towards a Reading of Black Lives Matter in France
February 22, 2022 at 12:00 pm
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In this lecture, Dr. Beaman will discuss her ongoing ethnographic research on anti-racist mobilization and activism against police violence and put that in conversation with anti-racist mobilization and the Black Lives Matter movement both in the United States and worldwide. She discusses what it means to consider Black Lives Matter in a society that disavows race and racism and how anti-racist activists in France, many of whom are Black and Maghrebin-origin, assert a place for themselves in a society that continually marginalizes them. Dr. Beaman will conclude by discussing Black Lives Matter in Europe more broadly.
Featured Event Speaker: Jean Beaman, University of California, Santa Barbara