BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Iden tity X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549489044 DTSTART:20240206T140000Z DTEND:20240206T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549491093 DTSTART:20240207T140000Z DTEND:20240207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549493142 DTSTART:20240208T140000Z DTEND:20240208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549495191 DTSTART:20240209T140000Z DTEND:20240209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549497240 DTSTART:20240212T140000Z DTEND:20240212T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549499289 DTSTART:20240213T140000Z DTEND:20240213T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549501338 DTSTART:20240214T140000Z DTEND:20240214T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549504411 DTSTART:20240215T140000Z DTEND:20240215T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549506460 DTSTART:20240216T140000Z DTEND:20240216T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549510557 DTSTART:20240219T140000Z DTEND:20240219T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549513630 DTSTART:20240220T140000Z DTEND:20240220T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549516703 DTSTART:20240221T140000Z DTEND:20240221T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549518752 DTSTART:20240222T140000Z DTEND:20240222T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549521825 DTSTART:20240223T140000Z DTEND:20240223T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549524898 DTSTART:20240226T140000Z DTEND:20240226T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549527971 DTSTART:20240227T140000Z DTEND:20240227T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549531044 DTSTART:20240228T140000Z DTEND:20240228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549533093 DTSTART:20240229T140000Z DTEND:20240229T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549535142 DTSTART:20240301T140000Z DTEND:20240301T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549538215 DTSTART:20240304T140000Z DTEND:20240304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549540264 DTSTART:20240305T140000Z DTEND:20240305T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549543337 DTSTART:20240306T140000Z DTEND:20240306T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549546410 DTSTART:20240307T140000Z DTEND:20240307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549548459 DTSTART:20240308T140000Z DTEND:20240308T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549550508 DTSTART:20240311T130000Z DTEND:20240311T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549552557 DTSTART:20240312T130000Z DTEND:20240312T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549554606 DTSTART:20240313T130000Z DTEND:20240313T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549556655 DTSTART:20240314T130000Z DTEND:20240314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549558704 DTSTART:20240315T130000Z DTEND:20240315T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549560753 DTSTART:20240318T130000Z DTEND:20240318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549562802 DTSTART:20240319T130000Z DTEND:20240319T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549564851 DTSTART:20240320T130000Z DTEND:20240320T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549566900 DTSTART:20240321T130000Z DTEND:20240321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549568949 DTSTART:20240322T130000Z DTEND:20240322T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549570998 DTSTART:20240325T130000Z DTEND:20240325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549572023 DTSTART:20240326T130000Z DTEND:20240326T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549574072 DTSTART:20240327T130000Z DTEND:20240327T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549576121 DTSTART:20240328T130000Z DTEND:20240328T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549577146 DTSTART:20240329T130000Z DTEND:20240329T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549579195 DTSTART:20240401T130000Z DTEND:20240401T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549582268 DTSTART:20240402T130000Z DTEND:20240402T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549585341 DTSTART:20240403T130000Z DTEND:20240403T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549587390 DTSTART:20240404T130000Z DTEND:20240404T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549589439 DTSTART:20240405T130000Z DTEND:20240405T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549591488 DTSTART:20240408T130000Z DTEND:20240408T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549593537 DTSTART:20240409T130000Z DTEND:20240409T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549594562 DTSTART:20240410T130000Z DTEND:20240410T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549596611 DTSTART:20240411T130000Z DTEND:20240411T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549598660 DTSTART:20240412T130000Z DTEND:20240412T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549599685 DTSTART:20240415T130000Z DTEND:20240415T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549601734 DTSTART:20240416T130000Z DTEND:20240416T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549603783 DTSTART:20240417T130000Z DTEND:20240417T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549605832 DTSTART:20240418T130000Z DTEND:20240418T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549607881 DTSTART:20240419T130000Z DTEND:20240419T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549608906 DTSTART:20240422T130000Z DTEND:20240422T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549610955 DTSTART:20240423T130000Z DTEND:20240423T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549613004 DTSTART:20240424T130000Z DTEND:20240424T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549615053 DTSTART:20240425T130000Z DTEND:20240425T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549617102 DTSTART:20240426T130000Z DTEND:20240426T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549619151 DTSTART:20240429T130000Z DTEND:20240429T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549621200 DTSTART:20240430T130000Z DTEND:20240430T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549623249 DTSTART:20240501T130000Z DTEND:20240501T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549624274 DTSTART:20240502T130000Z DTEND:20240502T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549626323 DTSTART:20240503T130000Z DTEND:20240503T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549628372 DTSTART:20240506T130000Z DTEND:20240506T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549630421 DTSTART:20240507T130000Z DTEND:20240507T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549631446 DTSTART:20240508T130000Z DTEND:20240508T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549633495 DTSTART:20240509T130000Z DTEND:20240509T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549635544 DTSTART:20240510T130000Z DTEND:20240510T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549637593 DTSTART:20240513T130000Z DTEND:20240513T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549638618 DTSTART:20240514T130000Z DTEND:20240514T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549640667 DTSTART:20240515T130000Z DTEND:20240515T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549642716 DTSTART:20240516T130000Z DTEND:20240516T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549644765 DTSTART:20240517T130000Z DTEND:20240517T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549646814 DTSTART:20240520T130000Z DTEND:20240520T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549647839 DTSTART:20240521T130000Z DTEND:20240521T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549649888 DTSTART:20240522T130000Z DTEND:20240522T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549651937 DTSTART:20240523T130000Z DTEND:20240523T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549653986 DTSTART:20240524T130000Z DTEND:20240524T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549655011 DTSTART:20240527T130000Z DTEND:20240527T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549657060 DTSTART:20240528T130000Z DTEND:20240528T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549659109 DTSTART:20240529T130000Z DTEND:20240529T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549661158 DTSTART:20240530T130000Z DTEND:20240530T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549663207 DTSTART:20240531T130000Z DTEND:20240531T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104205Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549664232 DTSTART:20240603T130000Z DTEND:20240603T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549666281 DTSTART:20240604T130000Z DTEND:20240604T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549668330 DTSTART:20240605T130000Z DTEND:20240605T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549670379 DTSTART:20240606T130000Z DTEND:20240606T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549671404 DTSTART:20240607T130000Z DTEND:20240607T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549673453 DTSTART:20240610T130000Z DTEND:20240610T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549681646 DTSTART:20240611T130000Z DTEND:20240611T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549682671 DTSTART:20240612T130000Z DTEND:20240612T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549684720 DTSTART:20240613T130000Z DTEND:20240613T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549686769 DTSTART:20240614T130000Z DTEND:20240614T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549687794 DTSTART:20240617T130000Z DTEND:20240617T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549689843 DTSTART:20240618T130000Z DTEND:20240618T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549691892 DTSTART:20240619T130000Z DTEND:20240619T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549693941 DTSTART:20240620T130000Z DTEND:20240620T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549694966 DTSTART:20240621T130000Z DTEND:20240621T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549697015 DTSTART:20240624T130000Z DTEND:20240624T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549699064 DTSTART:20240625T130000Z DTEND:20240625T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549701113 DTSTART:20240626T130000Z DTEND:20240626T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549702138 DTSTART:20240627T130000Z DTEND:20240627T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549704187 DTSTART:20240628T130000Z DTEND:20240628T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549706236 DTSTART:20240701T130000Z DTEND:20240701T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549708285 DTSTART:20240702T130000Z DTEND:20240702T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549709310 DTSTART:20240703T130000Z DTEND:20240703T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549711359 DTSTART:20240704T130000Z DTEND:20240704T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549713408 DTSTART:20240705T130000Z DTEND:20240705T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549714433 DTSTART:20240708T130000Z DTEND:20240708T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549716482 DTSTART:20240709T130000Z DTEND:20240709T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549718531 DTSTART:20240710T130000Z DTEND:20240710T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549720580 DTSTART:20240711T130000Z DTEND:20240711T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549722629 DTSTART:20240712T130000Z DTEND:20240712T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549724678 DTSTART:20240715T130000Z DTEND:20240715T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549726727 DTSTART:20240716T130000Z DTEND:20240716T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549727752 DTSTART:20240717T130000Z DTEND:20240717T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549729801 DTSTART:20240718T130000Z DTEND:20240718T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549731850 DTSTART:20240719T130000Z DTEND:20240719T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549732875 DTSTART:20240722T130000Z DTEND:20240722T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549734924 DTSTART:20240723T130000Z DTEND:20240723T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549736973 DTSTART:20240724T130000Z DTEND:20240724T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549737998 DTSTART:20240725T130000Z DTEND:20240725T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549740047 DTSTART:20240726T130000Z DTEND:20240726T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549742096 DTSTART:20240729T130000Z DTEND:20240729T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549744145 DTSTART:20240730T130000Z DTEND:20240730T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549745170 DTSTART:20240731T130000Z DTEND:20240731T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549747219 DTSTART:20240801T130000Z DTEND:20240801T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549749268 DTSTART:20240802T130000Z DTEND:20240802T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549751317 DTSTART:20240805T130000Z DTEND:20240805T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549753366 DTSTART:20240806T130000Z DTEND:20240806T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549755415 DTSTART:20240807T130000Z DTEND:20240807T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549758488 DTSTART:20240808T130000Z DTEND:20240808T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260519T104206Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45510549760537 DTSTART:20240809T130000Z DTEND:20240809T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The ephemeral\, or transitory\, materials of print culture – newspapers\, diaries\, scrapbooks and more – are essential historical ar tifacts today as they often provide insights into what was left out of his tory books. In the 19th and 20th centuries\, the materials of Black print culture were also instrumental in developing community and reflecting the Black experience.\n\n \n\nIn Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity\, visitors will learn how the editors\, publishers\, writers and creators of Black print materials drew on this sense of commu nity to understand who they were as a culture\, to fight for Black rights and to explore self expression through print mediums.The items on view inc lude newspapers\, scrapbooks\, periodicals\, books\, manuscripts and more that underscore the impact of these print materials and the changes they g enerated. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is curated by Britney Henry\, a doctoral candidate from UD’s Department of English. She is also an African Ameri can Public Humanities Initiatives Fellow (AAPHI) at UD.\n\n \n\nThe exhibi tion is on view February 6 - August 9\, 2024\, in the Lincoln Exhibition C ase\, which is located outside the Special Collections Gallery in Morris L ibrary. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admiss ion is free. GEO:39.677967;-75.75296 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Club Exhibition Case\, Outside Special Co llections Gallery SUMMARY:Black Expression in Black and White: A Quest for National Identity URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/black_expression_in_black_and_w hite_a_quest_for_national_identity CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR