Gentrification, Culture, and Community Change: The Onus to Protect Black History

“Gentrification, Culture, and Community Change: The Onus to Protect Black History”

Natalie Hopkinson, Assistant Professor at Howard University, contributing writer to the New York Times, and author of A Mouth Is Always Muzzled, will speak on the preservation of culture and community in the face of development and gentrification.

Free and open to the public; reception will follow.