A belated thanks to IAJS team for setting up Dr. Brewster’s seminar! I got a bit too waylaid to jump in before the close. As things wrapped up, I found myself very much appreciated Dr. Brewster’s point: If we begin a discussion where slavery, race, mothering slaves, etc. is brought out of the shadow, there will probably be a fight of…
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