Please join us via Zoom, Monday, June 14, from 2:30-4:00 pm (Eastern time) for our 2021 ALA Panel, “Hopkins and Social Justice.” The session will be recorded and posted on a new ALA YouTube Channel, thus making our panel available for a considerable time and to a much wider audience than what one would expect at an in-person session. Our Zoom panel will approximate a live session, with brief introductions from the chair, three 15-minute papers from our presenters, some remarks from our respondent, and a question-and-answer session from audience members in attendance.
We hope you can join us as audience members for this exciting event! Please feel free to forward this announcement and invite interested friends and colleagues who would like to attend this event.
Below you will find the panel program, followed by the Zoom meeting link and password:
“Pauline Hopkins and Social Justice”
Chair: John Cyril Barton, University of Missouri, Kansas City
1. “‘After Seeming Death’: Justice and the Making of Equivocal Bodies in Pauline Hopkins’s Of One Blood,” Hubert Cook, Connecticut College
2. “‘Caste Prejudice, race pride, boundless wealth, scintillating intellects’: Pauline Hopkins’s Response to Booker T. Washington in The Colored American and Of One Blood,” Kelsey Flint-Martin, University of South Carolina
3. “Sappho’s Laughter: Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins’s Satire,” April C. Logan, Salisbury University
Respondent: John Gruesser, Sr. Research Scholar, Sam Houston State University
Join Zoom Meeting
https://umsystem.zoom.us/j/98061022664?pwd=THg2MVJhc1YrNVNlU3RUWTNxQmkzUT09
Passcode: PEH
