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SUMMARY:Who was George Tompkins?: Exploring the Politics and Personhood of a Lynching Victim
DESCRIPTION:Who was George Tompkins? In 1922\, a 19-year-old Black man was found dead in Riverside Park in Indianapolis. While newspapers called it a lynching\, the coroner declared the cause of death as suicide\, and the case faded into obscurity. 100 years later\, as a graduate student\, Haley Brinker heard about the case and sought to understand just who this young man was beyond his moniker of victim. This talk delves into the politics surrounding the lynching death of George Tompkins\, the importance of a human-centered approach\, and how the archive can bring insight into the lives of those long dead. \nThis free event is recommended for audiences 16+. Register using the RSVP link above or by calling (765) 847-1691. \nHaley Brinker (she/her) is a Hoosier by transplant having moved to Indiana in 2011. After receiving her B.S. in Classical Cultures at Ball State University\, she earned her M.A. in History with a focus on Public History from IU Indianapolis\, where her research focused on anti-Black violence and Black resistance in her adopted home state. She currently works as an architectural historian with INDOT’s Cultural Resources Office performing Section 106 reviews on transportation projects.
URL:https://indianahumanities.org/event/who-was-george-tompkins-exploring-the-politics-and-personhood-of-a-lynching-victim/
LOCATION:Levi & Catharine Coffin State Historic Site\, 201 US 27 North\, Fountain City\, IN\, 47341\, United States
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SUMMARY:White Supremacy and Environmental Racism
DESCRIPTION:In this talk Benjamin Clark of IUPUI will begin with a brief history of white supremacy and its origins on the North American continent\, beginning from the period of colonization and enslavement. Benjamin then demonstrates how these legacies shape many of the social issues facing our country today\, including relationships to the environment. Looking at how the power of the state shapes and enforces environmental policy\, Benjamin helps audiences see how\, due to systemic racism\, Black and Brown communities have been disproportionately negatively impacted by pollution\, climate change and natural disasters. After this presentation\, Benjamin will open up space for participants to discuss environmental racism and its effects on their lives and communities.
URL:https://indianahumanities.org/event/white-supremacy-and-environmental-racism/
LOCATION:Levi & Catharine Coffin State Historic Site\, 201 US 27 North\, Fountain City\, IN\, 47341\, United States
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