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Let the Good Times Roll: Race, Crime and Prohibition

Let the Good Times Roll: Race, Crime and Prohibition

Date/Time
Thursday, April 12, 2018
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

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Lyman Allyn Museum

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  • Special Event

$10 members / $15 non-members

Spirited: Prohibition in America Lecture Series

Lecturer: Dr. David Canton, Ph.D. │ Associate Professor of History & Director of Africana Studies at Connecticut College

The Roaring Twenties were known for a booming economy, flappers, Progressive Reform, and the Harlem Renaissance. For some Americans the twenties roared, and for many others the 1920’s were business as usual. While middle and upper middle class American enjoyed the twenties, they went out of their way to make sure European immigrants and southern black migrants could not. This presentation examines the nexus between Prohibition, race, and crime.

Please RSVP to 860.443.2545 x2129 or email us.

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