October 24, 2006Street Philosophy by Socrates FortlowLecture 1: The Right MistakeAlain LeRoy Locke Lecture Series
April 2, 2009Of the Meaning of Progress: Measuring Black CitizenshipLecture 3: I am Obama: Forging a New Black CitizenshipCo-sponsored with the Committee on African StudiesW. E. B. Du Bois Lecture Series
April 1, 2009Of the Meaning of Progress: Measuring Black CitizenshipLecture 2: Faith of Our Mothers: Women Bearing the Burdens of CitizenshipCo-sponsored with the Committee on African StudiesW. E. B. Du Bois Lecture Series
March 31, 2009Of the Meaning of Progress: Measuring Black CitizenshipLecture 1: Subjects or Citizens: Feeling Black in Post-Katrina AmericaCo-sponsored with the Committee on African StudiesW. E. B. Du Bois Lecture Series
March 19, 2009The Supreme Court and The Peculiar Institution: Marshall, Story, Taney, and the Defense of SlaveryLecture 3: Chief Justice Taney and Slavery: Defending the Cornerstone at all CostsNathan I. Huggins Lecture Series
March 18, 2009The Supreme Court and The Peculiar Institution: Marshall, Story, Taney, and the Defense of SlaveryLecture 2: Joseph Story and Slavery: The Enigma of an Antislavery Man Who Became a Proslavery JusticeNathan I. Huggins Lecture Series
March 17, 2009The Supreme Court and The Peculiar Institution: Marshall, Story, Taney, and the Defense of SlaveryLecture 1: Chief Justice Marshall and Slavery: A Slaveholding Chief Justice Discovers the Limits of National PowerNathan I. Huggins Lecture Series
August 24, 2007W. E. B. Du Bois Institute at Harvard University presents its annual Martha's Vineyard Forum.
Hosted by Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr.Martha's Vineyard Event
February 26, 2009A Celebration of New Publications by Harvard Faculty and Du Bois FellowsSpecial Events and Lectures
