Nov 15 2019
Explorer Series

Explorer Series

Presented by Cleveland Museum of Natural History at Cleveland Museum of Natural History

From TV ads for DNA tests that purport to connect us with long-lost ancestors, to national discourse about “real Americans,” notions of race and identity pervade many of our conversations. Our understanding of human difference stems from long-held and outdated ideas about race. By dismantling this model of the human family tree, divorced from history and the realities of human biological diversity, we also do the work of unpacking racism. Dr. Robin Nelson will discuss this diversity and the historical and social roots of the race concept, revealing why the idea persists despite its scientific inaccuracy.

Admission Info

Members: $10

Nonmembers: $12

Students/teachers: $6

Dates & Times

2019/11/15 - 2019/11/15

Additional time info:

5:30PM

Enjoy complimentary light appetizers and a cash bar. Museum exhibitions, galleries, and store are open. Meals are available for purchase at Exploration: A Zack Bruell Restaurant, located off the Museum’s main lobby.

7PM

Presentation begins, followed by Q&A. Select speakers sign their books afterward.

Location Info

Cleveland Museum of Natural History

1 Wade Oval, Cleveland, OH