| An AP Salon Series program (In-person Only) RSVP by October 15 Join us for a talk with author Peggy Levitt! Most people agree that the world benefits when a broad range of art and literature are represented in our classrooms, libraries, and museums. Why, then, do we still value culture and ideas produced in the West more than what is created by the “Rest?” In her new book, Move Over, Mona Lisa: Reimagining What We Read, Look at, and Learn, Peggy Levitt describes the inequality pipeline that keeps arts, writers, and thinkers from getting their fair share as well as the remarkable people who are working to dismantle it. Peggy is Chair and Professor of Sociology and the Mildred Lane Kemper Chair of Sociology at Wellesley College. She is also a co-founder of the Global (De)Centre. |