Why Black History Matters: Mapping Black Spaces and Places with Dr. Airic Hughes

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Dr. Airic Hughes is an entrepreneur, artist, philanthropist, and faculty member in the Department of History at the University of Arkansas. His research examines Black geographies in America through the lens of federal interstate development in his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas. Dr. Hughes is the founder and CEO of Visionairi Enterprises. Final quote by Katherine McKittrick Check out these links to learn more about Black geography and the importance of storytelling. https://www.truvisionairi.com https://www.micheauxfilmlabs.org https://katherinemckittrick.com/ https://www.amreese.com/

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