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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
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 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260226
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
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 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
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  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
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  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
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GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260410
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LOCATION:Olin Library\, Kagan Grand Stair (Level 1)
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Staging James Baldwin and William F. Buckley: Belonging in Opera
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260411
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Kagan Grand Stair (Level 1)
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Staging James Baldwin and William F. Buckley: Belonging in Opera
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 buckley-belonging-in-opera
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
DESCRIPTION:Continuing WashU’s long tradition in the performing arts\, the 
 Center for Race\, Ethnicity & Equity presents a performance of Damien Sneed
  and Karen Chilton’s chamber opera\, The Tongue & The Lash. Based on an ima
 gined conversation between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley\, Jr. after
  their infamous 1965 Cambridge Union debate\, Sneed and Chilton’s work prev
 iously played at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in 2021.\n\nThe Belonging
  in Opera exhibition offers an array of historical material drawn from the 
 Olin\, Gaylord\, and St. Louis Public libraries\, and inspired by this conv
 ergence of forces\, in support of the spring performance of The Tongue & Th
 e Lash.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by James Baldwin Review—Justin A. 
 Joyce & Kyle Proehl\, with research assistance by Matthew Johnson.
DTSTAMP:20260415T040215Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260412
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Kagan Grand Stair (Level 1)
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Staging James Baldwin and William F. Buckley: Belonging in Opera
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URL:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/staging-james-baldwin-and-william-f-
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