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FREE EVENTGuest Speaker: Julius Tillery
For five generations, Julius Tillery’s family has worked the land of northeastern North Carolina. Through Black Cotton, he asks us to look again at a familiar crop—to see beyond the commodity and consider the history, labor, beauty, and lives connected to cotton.
Join us as Julius shares his story and invites us into a conversation about cotton, land, family, and the future of farming.
Part of :
GROUNDING AMERICA: CORN | COTTON | TOBACCO | COAL
https://sites.duke.edu/corncottoncoaltobacco/cotton/
Thanks to: Duke Campus Farm, RePlant (WG plant humanities), FHI, Romance Studies, Nicholas School of the Environment, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Duke University Libraries, and Artist Studio Project Publishing.
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Fredric Jameson Gallery - Friedl Building, DUKE- 1316 Campus Drive, Durham, NC 27708, United States
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