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SUMMARY:Classics Speaker Series: Curtis Dozier
LOCATION:Goldwin Smith Hall 142\, 232 Feeney Way
DESCRIPTION:The Challenge of White Nationalism to Classics Today\n\nEight 
 years after demonstrators in Charlottesville\, Virginia chanted “Jews wil
 l not replace us!” at a rally whose promotional poster featured the acron
 ym SPQR and where one group of activists carried shields emblazoned with 
 images of the Roman fasces\, most Classical scholars are aware that white
  nationalists and other hateful actors take inspiration from Greco-Roman 
 antiquity. There is less consensus\, however\, about what this phenomenon
  means for those of us who research and teach about the ancient Greco-Rom
 an world. In this lecture Curtis Dozier\, author of The White Pedestal: H
 ow White Nationalists Use Ancient Greece and Rome to Justify Hate (Yale U
 niversity Press\, 2026)\, draws on his ten years’ experience documenting 
 appropriations of Greco-Roman antiquity by hate groups to bring into focu
 s what white nationalist classicism reveals about the material we study\,
  our discipline\, our nation\, and ourselves.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/eve
 nts/88881a05-1798-464a-b7f7-9370a1ac8fc1
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