Wendell Adjetey's guest appearances

Wendell Adjetey

Slavery and Its Legacies

The McGill International Review

NextGen Humanities

Tammy Ingram

Wendy S. Hesford

James Scott

Garnette Cadogan

Jim Walvin

Elena Shih

Connor Williams

Bryan Stevenson

Joshua Lynn

Samantha Seeley

Erik Mathisen

Isela Gutierrez

Angela Alonso

Mathias Rodorff

Brad Proctor

OwlTail

Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Professor Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey, a historian of twentieth-century United States who studies the historical intersections of the US, Canada, and the African Diaspora. Professor Adjetey joined McGill’s Department of History and Classical Studies last year, and he discusses the impacts of colonialism, slavery, the identity of black North Americans, and the James McGill statue.

<p>Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Professor Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey, a historian of twentieth-century United States who studies the historical intersections of the US, Canada, and the African Diaspora. Professor Adjetey joined McGill’s Department of History and Classical Studies last year, and he discusses the impacts of colonialism, slavery, the identity of black North Americans, and the James McGill statue.</p>

MIR Meets: Wendell Adjetey

In this episode Yale PhD candidate Wendell Adjetey discusses how US draft resisters in the 1960s and 1970s, especially African Americans, employed the myth of Canada as the Promised Land and the rhetorical use of the Underground Railroad.

Slavery and Its Legacies - Wendell Adjetey on Draft Resisters, the Cold War Underground Railroad and the Enduring Myth of Canada

Slavery and Its Legacies – Wendell Adjetey on Draft Resisters, the Cold War Underground Railroad and the Enduring Myth of Canada