These digital exclusive events provide a space to come together and reflect on what Attucks can mean for all of us today. Attucks: A Man of Many WorldsSEP 16, 4PMJoin us for a lively discussion about Attucks’s Afro-Indian community and the experiences that might have informed his thinking about resistance and protest.Learn more → Attucks and the Politics of Liberty & Sovereignty in 18th Century New EnglandSEP 22, 4PMReflects on the political conversations that were taking place around the time of the Boston Massacre among white colonists and the African- and Native-descended communities.Learn more → Imagining AttucksSEP 29, 4PMExplores how Attucks has been interpreted through the years and grapples with the challenges that come with bringing Attucks to life.Learn more → Jared Hardesty: Black Lives, Native Lands, White WorldsOCT 8, 4PMMembers' View EventLearn more about Jared Hardesty's research into the histories of labor and slavery.Learn more → David Silverman: This Land is Their LandOCT 15, 4PMMembers' View EventDelve into David Silverman's scholarship on Native American, colonial American, and American racial history.Learn more → Demanding Freedom: Attucks and the Abolition MovementOCT 20, 4PMReflects on how 19th century abolitionists revived Crispus Attucks’s memory in their fight to end slavery.Learn more → Join the #ReflectingAttucks Conversation FOLLOW USFollow us on social media @RevSpaces or join our email list to stay updated on future releases, events and digital exclusive content for #ReflectingAttucks.Join Our Email List → HONORING ATTUCKSYour support will help shape how our shared history is understood in Boston and beyond, and inspire all Americans to live up to our nation's highest ideals.Make a Gift → VISIT THE EXHIBITExperience Reflecting Attucks in person at the Old State House museum, now open with strict safety precautions, reduced occupancy, and timed ticketing.Book Tickets →