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SUMMARY:To All that Came Before\, To All that May Come After
DESCRIPTION:When: On going- February 7 – 28. Gallery is open 1pm-5pm \nWhere: The Little Gallery\, Rathbone Hall\, Albany Russell Sage Campus \nCost: Free \nTravel: #100 114 10 \nCome celebrate Black History Month at Rathbone Hall\, featuring work from Russell Sage Students. \nSee link for more information
URL:https://thecollegeexperience.org/ceevents/to-all-that-came-before-to-all-that-may-come-after-2/
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SUMMARY:“Fight or Be Slaves": A Black History Month Exhibit at the NYS Capitol
DESCRIPTION:When: Monday February 17 to Friday February 28 7:00 am – 7:00pm (Closed on Saturday and Sundays) \nWhere: NYS Capitol \nCost: Free \nTravel: #910 discuss as a class \nIn recognition of the national 2025 Black History Month theme\, “African Americans and Labor\,” this exhibit celebrates the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters\, a labor union that represented Black porters and maids who staffed Pullman Company railroad sleeping cars. It was the first Black union in the United States to be recognized by the American Federation of Labor. \nSee link for more details.
URL:https://thecollegeexperience.org/ceevents/fight-or-be-slaves-a-black-history-month-exhibit-at-the-nys-capitol-3/
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SUMMARY:Epistemic Injustice: What Does It Mean to be Respected as a "Knower"?
DESCRIPTION:When: Monday\, February 24\, 2025 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM EST\n\n\nWhere: YWCA  21 First St.  Troy\, NY\nCost: Free\nTravel: Discuss in class\n\n\n\n\n\nAll of us\, as social beings\, want to be able to give and receive information. But not all people have fair access to this information economy. Sometimes\, for instance\, a person’s testimony or advice is given less weight because of their race or their gender. When that happens\, that is an example of epistemic injustice. This public philosophy conversation will focus on the topic of epistemic injustice — the different forms it takes\, it’s causes and origins\, and the ways in which we can address it. Please join us for a discussion of this fascinating and important topic! \n\n\n\n\n\nSee link for information
URL:https://thecollegeexperience.org/ceevents/epistemic-injustice-what-does-it-mean-to-be-respected-as-a-knower/
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