Emory Douglas x Tree of Change : Cross-Movement Panel Discussion

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We are hosting a Panel Discussion inspired by the subject matter in Baba Douglas's artwork.

Emory Douglas: In Our Lifetime

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<p>We are hosting a Panel Discussion inspired by the subject matter in Baba Douglas's artwork. Grounding our discussion is the question, "What are the values needed to sustain cross-movement, intersectional organizing and cultural development?" We will be touching on issues of Black-Asian Solidarity, International Movements, and intergenerational organizing.</p>

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