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SUMMARY:Day of the Slave: A Carnival Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Join Windham-Campbell Prize recipient Kei Miller and scholar 
 Amanda Reid for a compelling conversation on history\, memory\, and the 
 radical origins of Caribbean Carnival. The title "Day of the Slave" dire
 ctly references the historical roots of Canboulay —the precursor to mode
 rn Carnival born when enslaved people were forced to extinguish fires in
  the sugarcane fields. Following Emancipation\, formerly enslaved people
  reclaimed those nighttime rituals into an annual street celebration of 
 freedom\n\nTickets: https://windhamcampbell.org/festivals/2026/day-of-th
 e-slave-a-carnival-conversation\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/d22
 78dbc-a5c7-409f-b574-419f1d6b661a
LOCATION:Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library\, 121 Wall St\, New Have
 n\, CT 06511
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/d2278dbc-a5c7-409f-b574-419f1d6b661
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