Gifford Annex Classroom 156

An anti-racist group for action and discussion. We are a group of students that strives to take responsibility for our own education and behavior as white people and to mobilize white people to demand racial justice.

An anti-racist group for action and discussion. We are a group of students that strives to take responsibility for our own education and behavior as white people and to mobilize white people to demand racial justice.

An anti-racist group for action and discussion. We are a group of students that strives to take responsibility for our own education and behavior as white people and to mobilize white people to demand racial justice.

An anti-racist group for action and discussion. We are a group of students that strives to take responsibility for our own education and behavior as white people and to mobilize white people to demand racial justice.

An anti-racist group for action and discussion. We are a group of students that strives to take responsibility for our own education and behavior as white people and to mobilize white people to demand racial justice.

Melissa Willard-Foster, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Vermont, will discuss her new book manuscript examining why foreign imposed regime change is most often imposed on the weak and friendless, despite conventional wisdom suggesting that these states should acquiesce when facing a strong challenge. Why don’t weak regimes simply negotiate rather than forcing regime change from outside?