Subject Family Evening: America at 250 — Promise, Progress and Paradox in US History

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Subject Family Evening:  “America at 250: Promise, Progress, and Paradox in U.S. History.” 
Prof. Gareth Davies (Gareth.davies@ucl.ac.uk )
The Improbable Endurance of the American Experiment
Dr. Tom Cryer (Tom.cryer@history.ox.ac.uk)
Independence, Incarcerated?: The Role of 1970s Prison Journalism in Resisting Incarceration and Celebrating July 4th Behind Bars.
Ruby Luzzatto (ruby.luzzatto@st-annex.ox.ac.uk)
Mother of Thousands: Exploring Mamie Till-Mobley’s Intentionality Through and Beyond the Expectations of Iconic Black Motherhood.
All are welcome! The talks will be followed by a meal in Vidal Hall, which is free to those who sign up for it by 11am on Tuesday 9 June. If you do not attend the talks you will be charged for the meal, so please remember to cancel if you can no longer come.