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Overcoming White Terrorism & Black Fear: Past & PresentLessons from Mississippi to Minnesota with Leroy Clemons
“Of all our studies, history is best qualified to reward our research.” - Malcolm X
Friday, Oct. 9, 2026
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Hallie Q. Brown
Community Center
270 North Kent Street
St. Paul, MN 55103
Join us in a conversation with special guest Leroy Clemons in dialogue with Sedric McClure about this timely topic along with other critical issues of our time.
• How did we face the KKK, and how do we face blatantly racist citizens with no masks today?
• What were the daily acts of courage/resistance by local leaders in MS to resist and protect community, and how are we doing this today?
• White terrorism isn’t often taught in schools or even in our communities. How does understanding history empower us?
• How do grassroots organizing and political education help us get courage to speak truth to power and engage with fascist government forces and other supremacist groups/citizens?
Special Guest: Leroy Clemons
Activist, Organizer, & Author
From Philadelphia, Mississippi where Schwerner, Chaney and Goodman were murdered in1964. Author of No Fear takes readers on a journey from silence to strength, from hesitation to purpose, and from fear to freedom. Executive Director of the Neshoba Youth Coalition. Co-founder of the Philadelphia Coalition. President of the Neshoba County NAACP.
Host: Sedric McClure
• Interim Dean of Multicultural Life and Assistant Dean for College Access, Macalester College
• Nu Skool of Afrikan American Thought - Faculty
Free and Open to the Public.
Light Refreshments Served.
Organized by In Black Ink
Sponsored by the U of M, CLA, Martin Luther King Jr. Program
A Town and Gown Event and Partnership
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Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, 270 Kent St,Saint Paul,MN,United States
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