Koritha Mitchell Associate Professor, English, Ohio State University

Modern Segregation: Identity, Place and Violence, Part 2: Love in Action: Noting Similarities between Lynching Then & Anti-LGBT Violence Now

10.23.14 | Modern Segregation Program Initiative

Koritha Mitchell, Associate Professor of English at Ohio State University, delivers her lecture, "Love in Action: Noting Similarities between Lynching Then & Anti-LGBT Violence Now," as part of the Modern Segregation event, Identity, Place, and Violence, on October 24th, 2014.

Recorded on October 24th, 2014.

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