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Here’s a look at what’s coming up on the LCRM Events calendar in November:

• African American Economic Summit – Type of event: Conference – When: Nov. 1 – 2
• SHC Book Series: Devin Fergus “LIBERALISM, BLACK POWER, AND THE MAKING OF AMERICAN POLITICS, 1965-1980″ – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 2
• Hutchins Lecture: “Native Americans, African Americans, and Jim Crow” – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 3
• Human Rights Film Series: “No Umbrella” and “Please Vote for Me” – Type of event: Film – When: Nov. 3
• Sonya H Stone Memorial Lecture: Farai Chideya – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 5
• “What is a Human Right?” – Type of event – Lecture: When Nov. 10
• Wednesdays at the Center: Pauli Murray Project – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 11
• Reaffirming the Role of School Integration in K-12 Public Education Policy – Type of event: Conference – When: Nov. 13
• Guantanamo Bay: Beyond the Law’s Reach? – Type of event: Fundraiser – When: Nov. 14
• NC Equality Conference – Type of event: Conference – When: Nov. 14
• We Shall Not Be Moved: Gallery Talk – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 18
• Pauli Murray Lecture: Beverly Guy-Sheftall – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 19
• “Jena Six” – Type of event: Performance – When: Nov. 20 and Nov 22
• Jacqueline Goldsby, “The Glam Factor” – Type of event: Lecture – When: Nov. 23

For more details on these events, please visit our events calendar or the event’s website.

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Here is a summary of the events on the events calendar this week. First, on Wednesday there will be a meeting of the Triangle Labor and Civil Rights Working Group. Then, on Thursday, Duke’s Theater Studies Department will be performing This is Madness: A Black Theatre Workshop. Check out the events calendar for more details on these events.

There are several events that may be of interest to long civil rights scholars in the Triangle area this week. First, on Tuesday, Nancy MacLean will be giving the 2009 Ella Baker Lecture at Duke. Also on Tuesday, Anthony Bogues will be giving the spring African Diaspora lecture at UNC. Wrapping up a busy Tuesday, the course “Women and the Politics of Poverty” will take place as part of the UNC General Alumni Association’s lifelong learning program. Finally, on Wednesday, Jelani Favors will give a lecture titled “Let Me Live in the Heights of My Time” as part of the Wednesday’s at the Center series organized by Duke’s Franklin Humanities Institute. Visit the events calendar to get more details on these events.