Happy Hour History: “Whose Revolution?” Panel Discussion
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As the United States marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, whose stories do we tell—and whose promises remain unfulfilled?
Join us for a spirited, informed discussion about the American Revolution, its impact on different communities, and how its ideals and contradictions continue to shape our lives today.
Our panel brings together scholars and experts offering a range of perspectives:
Erik R. Seeman, UB Distinguished Professor of History, University at Buffalo
Marcus D. Watson, Africana Studies Professor, Buffalo State University
Jamie Jacobs, Tonawanda Seneca, Turtle Clan, Curator at Rochester Museum & Science Center
Erin Barr, Assistant Professor of U.S. History, Buffalo State University
Join us for an evening to reflect on what we value in the United States and the work still ahead to fulfill its promises.
Join us for a spirited, informed discussion about the American Revolution, its impact on different communities, and how its ideals and contradictions continue to shape our lives today.
Our panel brings together scholars and experts offering a range of perspectives:
Erik R. Seeman, UB Distinguished Professor of History, University at Buffalo
Marcus D. Watson, Africana Studies Professor, Buffalo State University
Jamie Jacobs, Tonawanda Seneca, Turtle Clan, Curator at Rochester Museum & Science Center
Erin Barr, Assistant Professor of U.S. History, Buffalo State University
Join us for an evening to reflect on what we value in the United States and the work still ahead to fulfill its promises.
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Where is it happening?
One Museum Court, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14216
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Host or PublisherThe Buffalo History Museum
