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DESCRIPTION:Lindsey Harlan\, Professor\, Department of Religious Studies\, 
 Connecticut College&nbsp\;Debating and\nCelebrating Indian Arrival Day in 
 Trinidad and St. Vincent: From the ships\nFatal Razak and Travencore to “P
 ort Royal’s” Black PearlThe politics\nof representing the arrival of inden
 tured servants to Caribbean colonies in the\naftermath of abolishing slave
 ry has been especially thorny in the context of\nthe celebration of Indian
  Arrival Day\, which\, in\nthe countries of Trinidad and Tobago\nand St. V
 incent and the Grenadines\, has become a national holiday. This lecture\ne
 xamines some of the tensions that have arisen in the history of campaignin
 g\nfor national recognition of the holiday and also in celebrations of arr
 ivals.Open to the public.Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the Moyniha
 n Institute of Global Affairs and the Department of Religion&nbsp\;  
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SUMMARY:SAC presents: Lindsey Harlan
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>Lindsey Harlan</b>\, <i>Professor
 \, Department of Religious Studies\, Connecticut College&nbsp\;</i></p><p>
 <b>Debating and\nCelebrating Indian Arrival Day in Trinidad and St. Vincen
 t: From the ships\nFatal Razak and Travencore to “Port Royal’s” Black Pear
 l</b></p><p>The politics\nof representing the arrival of indentured servan
 ts to Caribbean colonies in the\naftermath of abolishing slavery has been 
 especially thorny in the context of\nthe celebration of Indian Arrival Day
 \, which\, in\nthe countries of Trinidad and Tobago\nand St. Vincent and t
 he Grenadines\, has become a national holiday. This lecture\nexamines some
  of the tensions that have arisen in the history of campaigning\nfor natio
 nal recognition of the holiday and also in celebrations of arrivals.</p><p
 >Open to the public.</p><p><b><i>Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the
  Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs and the Department of Religion&nbsp\
 ;</i></b></p><p> </p><p> </p><p></p>
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