Black Unicorn Project: Libraries and Social Justice

Location: Walker Room, Library

Black Unicorn centers the literary and artistic contributions of Black women, Black queer, Trans and gender-expansive people, and honors the far-reaching influence their courageous storytelling has had on the lives of generations worldwide. Bekezela Mguni will lead an inclusive conversation on creating library spaces as sites of possibility and for imagining what freedom, democracy and justice look like. The Black Unicorn Project will also host library and botanical installations on campus in the lead up to the Symposium.

This session Black Unicorn Project: Libraries and Social Justice is offered as one of four concurrent breakout sessions.

Learn more about the other three sessions:
Sport, Ethics and Society
Roundtable Discussion: Religion and Violence
Panel: Abortion and Reproductive Healthcare Access

See the full Symposium on Democracy Agenda