Espresso Talk Today
We invite you for a quick uncommon conversation that will challenge everything you think!
Fighting Harvard University for Slave Photos
For more than 200 years, Harvard University has been profiting from the photos of an enslaved man (named "Renty") and his daughter. Their descendants want the photos returned. Many universities are now admitting their participation in and profiting from African slavery. A few universities are making reparations; others are making apologies. What should Harvard do? We discuss this trending issue now and want your thoughts too. Grab a cup of espresso and join this uncommon conversation!
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