Contemporary Issues Forum - Raymond O. Arsenault
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"Marian Anderson and the Sound of Freedom"
Raymond O. Arsenault
John Hope Franklin Professor of Southern History Emeritus, University of South Florida
Join acclaimed author and historian Ray Arsenault for a compelling talk based on his powerful biography of Marian Anderson, the celebrated contralto whose 1939 concert at the Lincoln Memorial became a transformative moment in American civil rights history. Arsenault will explore how Anderson’s voice—and her quiet strength—challenged racial barriers and inspired a nation, offering rich historical context and new insights into the legacy of this cultural icon. This lecture will be followed by a book signing.
Learn More: https://chautauquawomensclub.org/contemporary-issues-forum-raymond-arsenault/
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Raymond O. Arsenault
John Hope Franklin Professor of Southern History Emeritus, University of South Florida
Join acclaimed author and historian Ray Arsenault for a compelling talk based on his powerful biography of Marian Anderson, the celebrated contralto whose 1939 concert at the Lincoln Memorial became a transformative moment in American civil rights history. Arsenault will explore how Anderson’s voice—and her quiet strength—challenged racial barriers and inspired a nation, offering rich historical context and new insights into the legacy of this cultural icon. This lecture will be followed by a book signing.
Learn More: https://chautauquawomensclub.org/contemporary-issues-forum-raymond-arsenault/
Get Tickets
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