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Red Emma’s Stage
Inside Red Emma’s, a 22-year old worker-owned bookstore and cafe located at 3128 Greenmount Avenue.
Saturday, September 19th
11:00 am
Snug Books Presents: Kat Stoddard in Conversation with Emily J. Smith
Kat Stoddard
Emily J. Smith
12:00 pm
Snug Books Presents: The Family Secrets We Inherit
Christine Kuehn
Dara G. Friedman-Wheeler
Mark Schiponi
1:00 pm
Jenn M. Jackson Presents “the Narrative of Sojourner Truth” in conversation w/Alanah Nichole Davis
Jenn M. Jackson
Alanah Nichole Davis
2:00 pm
João França presents “Yes, It’s Possible! A Handbook for Building Power from Below”
João França
The Platform for People Affected by Mortgages (PAH)
3:00 pm
George Abraham presents “Homosexual Intifada: a queer palestinian anthology” in conversation with rahne alexander
George Abraham
Rahne Alexander
4:00 pm
Poetry As a Tool For Conservation
Hillary Gonzalez
Joanne Durham
J.D. Smith
Emily Decker
5:00 pm
Austin McCoy presents “Living in a D.A.I.S.Y. Age: The Music, Culture, and World De La Soul Made” in conversation w/Skiz Fernando
Austin McCoy
Skiz Fernando
Sunday, September 20th
11:00 am
Emmaia Gelman presents “The Anti-Defamation League & the Racial State” in conversation w/Maha Hilal & Maxwell Greenberg
Emmaia Gelman
Maha Hilal
Maxwell Greenberg
12:00 pm
writers in Baltimore Schools presents “Down the Hatch”
1:00 pm
Monique Couvson presents “Black Stats” and “Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools” in conversation w/Lisa Snowden
Monique Couvson
Lisa Snowden
2:00 pm
Gil Durán presents “The Nerd Reich: Silicon Valley Fascism and the War on Democracy” in conversation w/Maximillian Alvarez
Gil Durán
Maximillian Alvarez
3:00 pm
Julia Harte and Russell Rickford on “Americans Without Borders” and “A Proxy Africa”
Julia Harte
Russell Rickford
