week two

The greatest abolitionist believed in the power of images, leading a descendant of slaves to believe in the power of imagery in motion.  Even though nearly 168 years separate Franklin Leonard’s 2020 Chautauqua lecture from

Rohde David Rohde hates the term “deep state.” “I think (it’s) political rhetoric,” Rohde said. “It’s a term that President Trump has used very effectively to discredit government officials that disagree with (his) claims.”  He

As Week Two’s theme, “American Identity,” has proved, identity is both intricate and evolving. The only constant is that it means something different for everybody. “We all contain many identities within us; sometimes those identities

Chautauqua is set to engage in a healthy dialogue surrounding race and culture. Jelani Cobb, a staff writer at The New Yorker covering race, police and injustice in America, will speak at 10:45 a.m. on