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SUMMARY:Online Author Talk With Dr. Lindsey Stewart
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DESCRIPTION:Join us online for a chat with Dr. Lindsey Stewart about "The 
 Conjuring of America: Mojos\, Mermaids\, Medicine\, and 400 Years of Black
  Women's Magic\," which tells the stories of the Black women who\, in secr
 ecy and subterfuge\, courageously and devotedly continued their practices 
 and worship for centuries and passed down their traditions.\nAdults. Regis
 ter to get a link. Recorded for later viewing..\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.info/
 event/15357333
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><a href="https://libraryc.org/dbrl/107171/
 register">Register and submit questions for the author.</a></p>\n<p>Femini
 st philosopher Dr. Lindsey Stewart&rsquo\;s book\, "<a href="https://dbrl.
 bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S980C11349194">The Conjuring of America: Mojos
 \, Mermaids\, Medicine\, and 400 Years of Black Women&rsquo\;s Magic</a>\,
 " tells the stories of the enslaved healers\, the Voodoo queens\, the blue
 s women of Reconstruction and the granny midwives and textile weavers of t
 he Jim Crow era. These women\, in secrecy and subterfuge\, courageously an
 d devotedly continued their practices and worship for centuries and passed
  down their traditions.</p>\n<p>Conjure informs our lives in ways remarkab
 le and ordinary &mdash\; from traditional medicines that informed the crea
 tion of Vicks VapoRub and the rise of Aunt Jemima&rsquo\;s pancake mix\, t
 o the original magic of Disney&rsquo\;s "The Little Mermaid" (2023) and th
 e true origins of the all-American classic blue jean.</p>\n<p>From the mom
 ent enslaved Africans first arrived on these shores\, conjure was heavily 
 regulated and even outlawed. Now\, Stewart uncovers new contours of Americ
 an history\, sourcing letters from the enslaved\, dispatches from the lore
  of Oshun and other African mystics. "The Conjuring of America" is a love 
 letter to the real magic Black women used\, their herbs\, food\, textiles\
 , song and dance\, used to sow rebellion\, freedom and hope. Join us to ta
 ke part in the magic and celebrate the legacy of America&rsquo\;s founding
  Black women.</p>\n<p>Adults.&nbsp\;<a href="https://libraryc.org/dbrl/107
 171/register">Register to receive a link</a>&nbsp\;for viewing this online
  event.</p>\n<p><strong>About the Author</strong>:&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Lindsey 
 Stewart is a Black feminist philosopher and an associate professor of phil
 osophy at the University of Memphis. She is the author of "The Politics of
  Black Joy." Her work has been featured in Blavity\, Signs\, Hypatia and t
 he British Journal for the History of Philosophy\, and she holds a 2021 Mi
 chael Beaney Prize. She lives in Memphis\, Tennessee.</p>\n<p>This event i
 s part of&nbsp\;<a href="https://libraryc.org/dbrl">DBRL's&nbsp\;Online Au
 thor Series</a>\, supported by David Lile honorarium funds. A recording wi
 ll also be available for later viewing on the&nbsp\;<a href="https://libra
 ryc.org/dbrl/archive">author series site</a>.</p>\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.inf
 o/event/15357333
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