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Black Ecologies and June Jordan – 2/12/26

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Black History Month. African American Studies. Black Ecologies and June Jordan. Featuring J.T. Roane. The Event. Join us for an insightful presentation by J.T. Roane as he explores the vital intersections of Black ecologies and the climate, with a primary focus on the transformative work of writer June Jordan. This lecture serves as a powerful bridge between our core theme: Environmental Justice: The impact of climate on Black and Brown communities. Black Expression: The literary and cultural voice of June Jordan. When and Where. Date: Thursday, February 12th. Time: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Location: E D U 212. Open to all campus members and the local community. About the Speaker. J.T. Roane is an assistant professor of Africana Studies and Geography at Rutgers University. His research sits at the forefront of geography and Africana studies, examining the historical and contemporary relationships between Black communities and their environments. Cosponsored by Division of Inclusive Excellence, Department of Sociology, Department of Anthropology, and Environmental Studies. Questions or Comments. Email smithch@tcnj.edu.Join African American Studies in welcoming lecturer, Dr. J.T. Roane on February 12, 2026 at 5:00 PM in Education 212.

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