Aggression and Sufferings: Settler Violence and Native Resistance in the Old South

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In the 1800s, Native Americans were violently removed from the American South, changing the region and those who took their land. Join author and Professor Dr. Evan Nooe from USC-Lancaster/Native American Studies Center as he discusses his award-winning research on how settlers in the pre-Civil War South experienced and remembered this time. You'll discover how white Southerners used aggression against Native Americans and turned their resistance into a weapon to shape the region's identity around the forced removal of Indigenous People.

Registration is suggested, but walk-ins are welcome. Register online or call (803) 981-5825, starting May 25.