Upcoming Events
Join the Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs for a conversation about Hubert Humphrey's time as a graduate student at LSU in 1938-40 and its profound influence on his views on civil rights. Manship School professor Robert Mann and Columbia University professor Samuel Freedman will navigate into Humphrey’s experiences during a challenging racial climate in Louisiana. The conversation will draw an intertextuality between Freedman’s book Into the Bright Sunshine (2023) and Mann’s When Freedom Would Triumph (2006), where Humphrey is a pivotal figure.
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Featured Speaker
Dr. Katie Knobloch, Assistant Professor
Associate Director of the Center for Public Deliberation at Colorado State University
Featured Research
Joshua Darr, Ph.D.
In Remembrance
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2023 John Breaux Symposium
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