“Good Trouble: Marching with John Lewis” - Spartan Public Engagment Map

This was a public event held online in cooperation with the Capital Area District Library, a panel discussion on John Lewis' graphic memoir March. Panelists included academics, activists, artists and teachers:

Julian Chambliss, MSU Professor of English and Val Berryman Curator of History, MSU Museum

Renee Fields, Waverly High School social studies teacher

Alex Hosey, East Lansing High School student-athlete, civil rights leader, and reporter

Ferrin Mitchell, artist, activist and entrepreneur, creator of Lansing’s Black Lives Matter mural

Lillian Young, historical artist, MSU MFA candidate

Moderated by Erik Ponder, MSU Libraries Africana and Ethnic Studies Librarian

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Deborah Margolis
Libraries
deborahm@msu.edu

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