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How has political violence around elections evolved, and what does this mean for the presidential election in November?
Join Sandra McEvoy, clinical associate professor of political science and Women’s, gender, & sexuality studies, for this intriguing conversation on political violence concerning elections. She will discuss the roots of this violence, how it has manifested itself recently, and what they expect for this upcoming election cycle.
Register by: 10/29/2024When | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm on 29 October 2024 |
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Building | Yawkey Center, 100 Bay State Road |
Room | 613 |
Contact Organization | CAS Office of Student Programs and Leadership |
Fees | free |
Open To | public |
Speakers | Professor Sandra McEvoy |