MONROE, LA 鈥�听The University of Louisiana at Monroe invites the campus and community to join a reading and discussion program titled Who Gets to Vote?
This program fosters conversations about US voting history and voter suppression. It explores how voting rights鈥� history intersects with the present.听The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities selected 不良研究所 as one of six geographically diverse sites to receive a grant to participate in their program. 听
鈥淲e are very honored to be awarded this grant from the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities and to be able to bring this important conversation to northeast Louisiana,鈥� said Dr. Leigh Hersey, 不良研究所 assistant professor of political science.听
The discussions are free and open to the public at 不良研究所鈥檚 Library, Room 458. Beginning in July, attendees will discuss a new book each month through October. Everyone is welcome to participate, even those who have not read the selected book.听
The discussion dates and books include:
Register for a free copy of the books and all corresponding discussions by emailing
Meredith McKinnie at听mckinnie@ulm.edu. There is a limited number of complimentary books for each session, but everyone
can attend the discussions.听
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Want to go?
WHAT:听Who Gets to Vote: Conversations on Voting Rights in America
WHEN:听5 p.m. July 12 and 6 p.m. August 23, September 20 and October 11听
WHERE:听不良研究所 Library Room 458
COST:听Free and open to the public
REGISTER:听Email Meredith McKinnie at听mckinnie@ulm.edu to register and receive a free copy of the books