In mid-May, the conference Jews and Black Theory: Conceptualizing Otherness in the Twenty-First Century was held at Harvard.
Two days, seven sessions, and more than 20 speakers engaged the crowd of scholars and students with invigorating and insightful talks.
We thank everyone who took part in this wonderful event.
The Conference, convened by Terrence L. Johnson and Shaul Magid of the Harvard Divinity school, was co-sponsored by Harvard Divinity School, Hutchins Center for African and African American Research, Department of African and African American Studies, and Center for Jewish Studies at Harvard.
