(Virtual Attendance) Blacklists through the Ages

The term blacklist conjures the mid-20th century and Hollywood, but there have been blacklists throughout history, dating back to the 1700s when blacklists were used to prevent “suspicious” people from getting jobs. Since then, there’ve been many varieties of public and private blacklists, ways of forcing people out or keeping them from jobs, opportunities, access and/or security clearances. Join scholars and journalists to explore the uses of blacklists through time and their echoes in contemporary American life. This event is offered both in person and virtually. For the in person event, click here: https://capitaljewishmuseum.org/events/blacklists-through-the-ages/. In partnership with Moment Magazine. Virtual attendees will have the opportunity to submit questions for the panelists in real time and will receive a webinar link 30 minutes before the start of the program. Captions will be available using Zoom webinar. YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND VIRTUALLY BY 2:30 PM ON SUNDAY, APRIL 26 TO RECIEVE A ZOOM LINK. Please contact Hally Silberg at [email protected] with any questions about virtual attendance.