Rethinking
Resistance:
Ona Judge, The Washingtons’ runaway
slave and the meaning of escape.
Dr. Erica Armstrong Dunbar’s lecture will be followed
by a moderated panel discussion featuring Saint Anselm
College faculty Dr. Jennifer Thorn and Dr. Beth Salerno.
7pm Tuesday January 23rd, 2018
Dana Center, Koonz Theater
Located at Saint Anselm College, St. Anselm College Drive, Manchester NH
This Event Free & Open to the Public
Copies of Dr. Dunbar’s book, Never Caught, will be available
for purchase and signing following the event.
Program
Sponsors
NH Institute of Politics
Distinguished Speaker
Series
Saint Anselm College:
Gender Studies
Program
History Department
Psychology
Department
Office of the President
Office of the Chief
Diversity Officer
The Multicultural
Center
and through generous
support by New
Hampshire
Humanities.

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