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URL:https://sites.udmercy.edu/campusconnection/events/hear-historian-fran-
 shor-speak-on-five-women-peace-activists/
SUMMARY:Historian Fran Shor speaks on women activists
DESCRIPTION:Although often overlooked\, women have played significant roles
  in advocating and advancing peace. This presentation by historian Fran Sh
 or takes place on Monday\, Oct. 21 at noon in the Briggs Building\, Room 3
 17 on the McNichols Campus.\n\nAll are welcome to attend this free event\,
  which is also open to the public.\n\nThe lecture will emphasize how five 
 women peace activists expressed their perspectives and engaged in actions 
 at critical historical moments throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Amo
 ng the women are two better-known activists – Coretta Scott King and Cin
 dy Sheehan — and one lesser-known peace advocate and martyr — Alice He
 rz. The discussion will also explore what such activism means for contempo
 rary young women seeking ways to express their own peace advocacy.\n\nShor
  is an emeritus professor of History at Wayne State. He is the author of s
 ix non-fiction books in the field of social-cultural history. His most rec
 ent book is Peace Advocacy in the Shadow of War\, from which much of the m
 aterial in the above presentation derives.
LOCATION:Room 317\, Briggs Building\, 4001 W. McNichols Road\, Detroit\, Mi
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