Represent This! Black Bodies, Green Space and Radical Self-Care

“Nothing is more intimate than your body in the world” – Alice Randall

NY Times bestselling author & activist Alice Randall joins artist & Middlebury scholar-in-residence Carolyn Finney for a conversation where they give up the “t” on the intimate experience of being a black body on a green and imperiled planet. 

Join them as they go off the beaten path to dig into self-care, allyship, Black possibility and the art of living. 

What would a Black Walden Pond look like? 

This lively virtual conversation will be moderated by Mel Payne ‘21 and Sydney Smith ’24.  Bring your good questions and open heart!

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Sponsored by Franklin Environmental Center, Black Studies Program, Program in Environmental Studies, Axinn Center for the Humanities, Department of English and American Literatures

This talk is the second installment of OUT LOUD: Giving up the Goods about Green, a series of conversations with Carolyn Finney.