The Muse & the Marketplace 2017

GrubStreet, the Boston Literary District, and The Mayor’s Office of Resilience and Equity are joining forces to host "Who Are We When We’re At Home: the Black Experience in Boston.” Boston Globe Associate Editor and Op-ed columnist Renee Graham will be moderating a conversation about the experience of code/switching that's common to African Americans nationally but also particularly in greater Boston, a city with its own very complicated and contradictory racial history. She’ll be joined on stage by the Poet Charles Coe, Historian Kerri Greenidge, and Boston’s Chief Resiliency Officer, Dr. Atyia Martin.  This event is open to the public. No pre-registration necessary, though seating is limited.