Outward: The Radical Legacies of Adrienne Rich

Speaker
Ed Pavlic

Distinguished Research Professor of English, African American Studies, and Creative Writing
pavlic@uga.edu

Athenaeum, downtown Athens, GA

Thursday, March 31 2022, 7pm

Outward: The Radical Legacies of Adrienne Rich, will take place on March 31st at 7:00 PM at Athenaeum in downtown Athens, GA. Join us for a conversation between Ed Pavlic, Christine Cuomo, and Cynthia Wallace.

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Outward: The Radical Legacies of Adrienne Rich

SpeakerEd Pavlic

Support African American Studies at UGA

Speaker
Ed Pavlic