Experience a Unique Discussion on Protest History
Emmy-award winner and author Gloria Browne-Marshall is set to engage audiences at the National Press Club, where she will delve into her latest book, A Protest History of the United States. This highly anticipated Headliners Book Event promises to offer insights into over 400 years of American history concerning collective expressions of dissent against government policies.
Event Details and Overview
On a Thursday evening at 6 p.m., attendees will have the opportunity to witness Browne-Marshall discuss her book and share her perspectives during this enlightening session. A Protest History of the United States reviews the ways Americans have historically expressed dissatisfaction with the societal and governmental dynamics affecting their lives, especially pertinent as many now take to the streets and online spaces to voice their opinions.
Insights from Browne-Marshall's Perspective
As a social-justice attorney and seasoned activist, Browne-Marshall combines her legal expertise with her personal experiences to create a narrative that is educational, heartfelt, and empowering. Her book weaves together detailed historical accounts, interviews, and stories from activists, ensuring that both well-known figures and unsung heroes receive recognition for their efforts toward social change.
Browne-Marshall's Background and Credentials
Gloria Browne-Marshall’s career has been deeply entrenched in the fight for justice. With a role as a professor of constitutional law and Africana studies at John Jay College, her knowledge extends beyond academia into practical activism. Notably, Browne-Marshall tackled significant cases with organizations including the Southern Poverty Law Center and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. This event at the National Press Club marks her fourth appearance, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to public discourse.
Engagement Opportunities and Location
Participants in the event will not only listen to Browne-Marshall's discussion but also have the chance to engage directly during a book signing session post-discussion. For those wishing to contribute questions in advance, sending an email with the subject line 'PROTEST' is encouraged. Ensure your inquiries are submitted before the stated deadline on the event day to be considered.
Venue Information
The National Press Club, renowned for hosting significant public events, is located on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building, providing an accessible and engaging environment for all participants.
Press Contact and Submission Details
Should you have any inquiries or require further information, Cecily Scott Martin is available as the press contact for the National Press Club, ensuring that all event aspects are addressed adequately for attendees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gloria Browne-Marshall's latest book about?
Her book, A Protest History of the United States, examines over 400 years of protest against government policies and societal issues.
When will the book discussion take place?
The discussion is scheduled for Thursday evening at 6 p.m.
How can I submit questions for the event?
Submit your questions via email with the subject 'PROTEST' to be considered for the discussion.
Where is the National Press Club located?
The club is situated on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building at 529 14th St., NW.
Is there a book signing after the discussion?
Yes, attendees will have an opportunity to engage in a book signing following the discussion.
