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DESCRIPTION:Nellie Y. McKay  Lecture in the Humanities. Dr. Nicole R. Fleet
 wood emerges from her current book project\, Between the River and the Rai
 lroad Tracks\, part memoir and part cultural history of growing up in Hami
 lton\, Ohio. Her exploration of her hometown is a lens to meditate on the 
 cultural life and labor of the Black Midwest through its music\, art\, and
  community practices. The title is taken from the hit song “So Ruff\, So
  Tuff” by her family’s funk band Zapp featuring Roger Troutman.\n\nCON
 TACT: maulbricht@wisc.edu\n\nURL: https://humanities.wisc.edu/event/mckay-
 lecture-nicole-fleetwood/
LOCATION:L140 Conrad A. Elvehjem Building
SUMMARY:“So Ruff\, So Tuff”: Legacies of Black Midwestern Art and Strug
 gle
URL;VALUE=URI:https://humanities.wisc.edu/event/mckay-lecture-nicole-fleetw
 ood/
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