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Henry Louis Gates Jr/Eric Foner| Penny Stamps Speaker Series
Pausing for a moment of post-inaugural reflection, following one of our nation’s most contentious presidential elections, this conversation brings together filmmaker, scholar, journalist, and cultural critic, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. with prominent historian Eric Foner to contemplate how a divided nation comes together
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Renée Fleming discusses her book "Music and Mind" at the 2024 LOC National Book Festival.
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