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Humanities Night: A Brief History of DEI in the United States

Name: Humanities Night: A Brief History of DEI in the United States
Start: 2026-10-29T23:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-10-30T01:00:00.000Z
Location: Peach on 14th

Thu, Oct 29 · 7:00 p.m.EDT

Peach on 14th · Miami

Dr. Pascale Edouard traces 150 years of DEI, from Reconstruction to today, plus a live, respectful debate. $12 w/ drink + snacks. About this Event Welcome to Humanities Night, a lecture series in His…

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Humanities Night: A Brief History of DEI in the United States

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When

Thu, Oct 29 · 7:00 p.m.Ends 9:00 p.m.EDT

Where

Peach on 14th123 Nw 14th St, Miami, FL

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Date and time: Thu, Oct 29 · 7:00 p.m.Ends 9:00 p.m.EDT — local Miami time
Location: Peach on 14th123 Nw 14th St, Miami, FLMiami

About this event

Dr. Pascale Edouard traces 150 years of DEI, from Reconstruction to today, plus a live, respectful debate. $12 w/ drink + snacks.

About this Event

Welcome to Humanities Night, a lecture series in Historic Overtown where our community comes together to learn, question, and talk it through.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion is one of the most debated ideas in the country right now. But how many of us know where it actually came from? This month, Dr. Pascale Edouard of HEI | PDE Public Health Consulting traces 150 years of DEI history in the United States. She'll start with Reconstruction and the 14th Amendment and follow it all the way to today's debates. Along the way, she'll look at how these movements shaped communities like Overtown, and what they could mean for where we go next.

Join the conversation: The night includes "Both Sides of the Argument," a 20–25 minute guided activity where attendees work through different perspectives on race-conscious policies and look for common ground. No