New Hampshire Humanities invites you to participate in a series of Black Thought programs this fall. Black Thought focuses on Black perspectives on the humanities.
From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter
Wednesday, September 23, 6 pm
Presented by Dr. Matthew Delmont, Dartmouth College
Reading Shakespeare While Black
Wednesday, October 21, 6 pm
Dr. Dennis Britton, University of New Hampshire
Reparations, Its History & Impact: Why Now?
Wednesday, November 11, 6 pm
Mr. Woullard Lett, National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America
Dr. Allan Davis, Brown/Harvard/Georgetown
Pandemics & Public Health
Wednesday, November 18, 6 pm
Presented by Dr. Yvonne Goldsberry, NH Endowment for Health
Filmmaker captures immigrant's life in prison through family reenactments.
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Betty Osceola draws on Miccosukee teachings about protecting the world in which we live.
Donald Soctomah (Passamaquoddy) on the connection between his tribe and Catholic church.
Language expert Tom Belt translates some of the earliest evidence of Cherokee writing.
Producer Dan Golding is surprised with 100-year-old recordings of his great-grandfather.
Arigon Starr is an award-winning singer songwriter, playwright, and comic book creator.
The Halluci Nation performs "R.E.D.," "Stay," and "Sisters" in this extended performance.
Native innovators lead a revolution in music, building, and space exploration.
Celebrate the spirit empowering combat, games and athleticism.
Experience the fight of Native Americans to keep their languages and ways of life alive.
Celebrate the Native women drawing upon deep traditions to transform our modern world.
The Halluci Nation, an electronic music group, put a new spin on traditional Native beats.
Henry Red Cloud reimagines tipi communities on the Pine Ridge Reservation.
Boxer Mariah Bahe fights for her dream of repping the US and Navajo Nation in the Olympics
Donald Soctomah and Dwayne Tomah fight keep the Passamaquoddy language alive.
Season 2 of Native America is a groundbreaking portrait of contemporary Indian Country.
A collaboration changes the course of forensic science and international human rights.
Filmmaker captures immigrant's life in prison through family reenactments.
Rupak Ginna goes home to LA for Desi street delicacies and grocery store comfort food.
: Two Hawai‘i Island cowgirls dedicate their lives to caring for their family ranches.
A story of resilience, family, and all the things it takes to make a dream become reality.
Polynesian surfer girl, Vahine, has her sights set on Olympic gold.
Three short films that encourage us to reflect on our relationship with the natural world.
Rupak honors his mom's Maharashtrian heritage in New Jersey and with mom in New York.
Pani puri, pakoras, and… pageants? Indian food in Southern Virginia.
Season 2 of Native America is a groundbreaking portrait of contemporary Indian Country.
What do truckers and tandooris have in common? Actor Rupak Ginn finds out.
Conservative beliefs have defined them. Now they're championing their LGBTQ+ children.
A woman's journey to heal from childhood sexual abuse and confront generational trauma.
Conservative beliefs have defined them. Now they're championing their LGBTQ+ children.
What happens when a filmmaker helps his half brother search for his missing mother?
Three people with ALS confront complex choices in this intimate exploration.
Was this flick a prime example of Hollywood's White Savior Complex?
Free Chol Soo Lee co-directors share lunch with activists in L.A.'s Koreatown.
Did a song help free an incarcerated man?
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A filmmaker seeks a cure for her climate anxiety with eco-therapy.
The unbelievable life story of Chol Soo Lee, a Korean immigrant wrongfully convicted of mu
This film reveals the disrespect jazz luminary Thelonious Monk endured.
A woman's journey to heal from childhood sexual abuse and confront generational trauma.
Bill Traylor was an American artist with a remarkable and unlikely biography.
This film features a Mozambican man's commitment to preserving the art of Mapiko dancing.
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A community discussion on race and policing.
Explore the life, career and global impact of international music icon Angélique Kidjo.
What happens when a filmmaker helps his half brother search for his missing mother?
Three people with ALS confront complex choices in this intimate exploration.
Modern women in China keep alive the tradition of Nüshu, a secret written language.