Migration and the Origins of American Citizenship: African-Americans, Native Americans, and Immigrants at The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford

On June 25 at 1 PM, the Mark Twain House in Hartford hosts an in-person talk with Professor Anna O. Law about her book on migration and the origins of American citizenship. The discussion delves into how 19th-century laws shaped immigration, influenced by slavery and Native American dispossession, with lasting effects today. This event offers a thoughtful look at history and policy in the historic home of Samuel Clemens.