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Article

Webinar series discusses colonialism's ongoing effects for Maine's Indigenous populations

Authors

Bria Lamonica

Publication Title

The Maine Campus

Publication Date

10-19-2020

Abstract/ Summary

The University of Maine is a school that prides itself on the celebration of diversity and each individual that is a part of it. Sitting on a piece of land that once belonged to the Penobscot Nation, the university pays tribute to the Penobscot tribe and makes sure they are represented in the community. On Oct. 15 at 12:30 p.m., the Social and Marxist Studies Series hosted a webinar titled, “The Doctrine of Christian Discovery and Domination, Colonizing Indigenous Peoples, and the State of Maine,” virtually over Zoom. This public event was free and hosted by Michael Swacha, a lecturer of English and philosophy, who organized and moderated the virtual discussion. This is the second program in the series, and it is available to listen to on the Socialist and Marxist Series website.

Comments

Content captured from The Maine Campus website by by Kimberly Sawtelle, Library Specialist CLIII, on January 16, 2021.

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Racial Justice_Maine Campus_2021_01_16z

Repository Citation

Lamonica, Bria, "Webinar series discusses colonialism's ongoing effects for Maine's Indigenous populations" (2020). Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. 47.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/social_justice/47

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