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With the 51st anniversary of the Trial of the Harrisburg 7 coming up, I thought I’d promote my new book, The View From Third Street. The book tells the story of how Cornell friends and I started a weekly alternative…
Lacoste ceramics Gallery in Concord features eight artists of color in response to the current cries for racial justice. Anita Harris says the show provokes profound ideas and emotions and “serves as a bridge from our individual and collective pasts”– inspiring what she hopes will be “a universally shared, just and creative future. “”
In an interview with Lisa Mullins on “Here and Now” a daily program of National Public Radio, author Anita Harris reflected on how her college years shaped her career path. The interview focused on Harris’s book, Ithaca Diaries, a memoir and social history of her years at Cornell University in the 1960s.