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DESCRIPTION:Welcome Reception:\nFriday\, March 28\, 2025\n5 - 7 p.m.\n2nd F
 loor Gallery\, Sullivan Hall\n\nPanels & Keynote:\nSaturday\, March 29\, 2
 025\n8 a.m. - 5 p.m.\nRoom 110\, Sullivan Hall\nReception: 5 - 6 p.m.\, 2n
 d Floor Gallery\, Sullivan Hall\n\nPlease note: this event has moved from 
 room C6 to room 110 on Saturday\, the 29th.\n\nIn March\, scholars\, stude
 nts\, and the community are invited to gather at Seattle University School
  of Law to attend the 2025 Epoch Symposium\, "Our Not-So-Colorblind Consti
 tution." An epoch is a period of time in history\, typically one marked by
  notable events or particular characteristics\, the beginning of a distinc
 tive period in the history of someone or something. Our symposium was born
  out of the 2020 protests in response to the murders of Breonna Taylor\, T
 ony McDade\, and George Floyd\, which caused a belated reckoning in our co
 llective consciousness around anti-Black and anti-Brown racism. Our sympos
 ium aims to provide a space and a platform for new ideas and discussions t
 o examine legal issues related to how the Constitution shapes and affects 
 Black and Brown lives. We expect the symposium will provide the historical
  context for the current moment\, highlight race equity efforts across the
  legal field\, and reimagine a future where the legal landscape is centere
 d around race equity and anti-racism. This is an opportunity for our commu
 nity to bring together preeminent scholars to draw attention to issues tha
 t hit at the core of our national identity and explore dire\, urgent issue
 s in Constitutional law.
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LOCATION:Sullivan Hall\, C6
SUMMARY:2025 Epoch Symposium
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.seattleu.edu/event/2025-epoch-symposium
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome Reception:\nFriday\, March 28\, 2025\n5 - 7 p.m.\n2nd F
 loor Gallery\, Sullivan Hall\n\nPanels & Keynote:\nSaturday\, March 29\, 2
 025\n8 a.m. - 5 p.m.\nRoom 110\, Sullivan Hall\nReception: 5 - 6 p.m.\, 2n
 d Floor Gallery\, Sullivan Hall\n\nPlease note: this event has moved from 
 room C6 to room 110 on Saturday\, the 29th.\n\nIn March\, scholars\, stude
 nts\, and the community are invited to gather at Seattle University School
  of Law to attend the 2025 Epoch Symposium\, "Our Not-So-Colorblind Consti
 tution." An epoch is a period of time in history\, typically one marked by
  notable events or particular characteristics\, the beginning of a distinc
 tive period in the history of someone or something. Our symposium was born
  out of the 2020 protests in response to the murders of Breonna Taylor\, T
 ony McDade\, and George Floyd\, which caused a belated reckoning in our co
 llective consciousness around anti-Black and anti-Brown racism. Our sympos
 ium aims to provide a space and a platform for new ideas and discussions t
 o examine legal issues related to how the Constitution shapes and affects 
 Black and Brown lives. We expect the symposium will provide the historical
  context for the current moment\, highlight race equity efforts across the
  legal field\, and reimagine a future where the legal landscape is centere
 d around race equity and anti-racism. This is an opportunity for our commu
 nity to bring together preeminent scholars to draw attention to issues tha
 t hit at the core of our national identity and explore dire\, urgent issue
 s in Constitutional law.
GEO:47.610752;-122.318706
LOCATION:Sullivan Hall\, C6
SUMMARY:2025 Epoch Symposium
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.seattleu.edu/event/2025-epoch-symposium
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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