On Shared Ground: An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States 10/2/26

What does real solidarity between Black and Indigenous peoples look like, not just in theory, but in the fight for freedom, land, repair, and collective survival?

Join Dr. Kyle T. Mays for a bold conversation on Black and Indigenous histories, freedom struggles, and the power of imagining futures rooted in kinship and justice. Drawing from An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States (2021) and When We Are Kin (2026), Mays explores how settler colonialism and racial capitalism have shaped the United States, and how Black and Indigenous peoples continue to resist, organize, and imagine freedom together. 

Make sure to stay after the lecture for a book signing by Dr. Mays.