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Virtual Exhibit Launch

During an inaugural PhD Summer Internship in the Humanities at the newly founded Race and Regency Lab, Constanza Robles (HAA) curated a virtual exhibit, Visualizing Property, which centers on a 1772 manuscript plan of Belvidere plantation in Jamaica, home to hundreds of enslaved people (c.1600–18333). The exhibit showcases different objects –maps, ceramics, prints, and documents– to contextualize the map […]

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CURA Conference on the Jewish Left

On May 3, 2024, members of the Boston University and larger Boston community gathered at Agganis Arena for the first of a series of conferences on The Jewish Left. Presented by the Institute for Culture, Religion, and World Affairs (CURA), the oldest center for the study of religion and world affairs in the United States, […]

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