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“Thinking Big” with Brandi Collins-Dexter
Today, August 16, 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT
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Why do Black voters and the modern day Democratic Party have such a fragile relationship? In the forthcoming Black Skinhead: Reflections on Blackness and Our Political Future [[link removed]] , Brandi Collins-Dexter examines the political diversity of Black America and how Black culture and nationalism have shifted, challenging the assumption that Black people will always align with the Democratic Party. In her debut book, reviewers [[link removed]] praise Collins-Dexter as she “narrates a powerful story about a Black America that had become disillusioned with the failed promises of their country.”
On Tuesday, August 16 at 8pm ET/5pm PT , please join the American Economic Liberties Project as we talk with Brandi Collins-Dexter [[link removed]] , Associate Research Director at The Technology and Social Change Project at Harvard University's Shorenstein Center and member of Economic Liberties’ Board of Directors, for the next installment of Economic Liberties’ “Thinking Big” series. We’ll discuss issues of political identity, power, and economy through the lens of Black voters and hear her perspective on how we can repair a fracturing relationship to create an inclusive, prosperous collective future. [link removed] [[link removed]]
You can pre-order Black Skinhead: Reflections on Blackness and Our Political Future at your local, independent bookstore here [[link removed]] and read more about it in Kirkus Reviews [[link removed]] .
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And stay tuned for more “Thinking Big” programming. On September 27, we’ll feature Columbia Law School Professor Kate Judge [[link removed]] to talk about her book DIRECT: The Rise of the Middleman Economy and the Power of Going to the Source [[link removed]] . If you missed our latest “Thinking Big” with Elizabeth Popp Berman, you can catch a recording of the discussion here [[link removed]] !
Thanks, and hope you’ll join us!
Warmly,
Sarah Miller
Executive Director
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