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How can a thorough understanding of the African-American-led freedom movement of the 1950s and '60s inform those looking to create a new sustaining civil rights movement to defend communities threatened by new federal and local policies? Eminent historian Taylor Branch, author of the seminal trilogy America in the King Years and a member of Open Society Institute Baltimore’s Advisory Board, discusses what defenders of democracy from America’s past can teach today’s activists about resisting threats to open society. Co-presented with the University of Baltimore School of Public Affairs.
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Taylor Branch
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Taylor Branch is a member of the Open Society Institute-Baltimore Advisory Board.
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