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SUMMARY:Suketu Mehta\, author of This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant's Man
 ifesto (NYS Writers Institute event)
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DESCRIPTION:Conversation with Suketu Mehta\, the author of This Land Is Ou
 r Land: An Immigrant’s Manifesto (2019)\, a compelling argument for why 
 the United States would benefit from accepting more immigrants. \nSalman R
 ushdie said\, “Written ‘in sorrow and anger\,’ this is a brilliant a
 nd urgently necessary book\, eloquently making the case against bigotry an
 d for all of us migrants― what we are not\, who we are\, and why we dese
 rve to be welcomed\, not feared.” \nMehta was a Pulitzer finalist for hi
 s 2004 book\, Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found\, an insider’s guide t
 o a vast metropolis. An active journalist\, NYU journalism professor\, and
  long-time New Yorker\, Mehta writes frequently about New York City\, its 
 immigrants\, and the rise of Zohran Mamdani. \nTwo events on Thursday\, Se
 ptember 17\n     4:30 p.m. – University at Albany\n     Recital Hall\, U
 Albany Performing Arts Center\n     1400 Washington Avenue\, Albany NY 122
 22\n     Free and open to the public. No registration \nA second conversat
 ion will take place at\n    7:30 p.m. Opalka Gallery\, Russell Sage Colleg
 e\n    140 New Scotland Ave.\, Albany NY 12208\n    For the Russell Sage e
 vent\, registration is encouraged.  See website for details.
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LOCATION:University at Albany\, 1400 Washington Avenue\, Albany\, NY\, 122
 22\, United States
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 -immigrants-manifesto-nys-writers-institute-event/?utm_source=caldiscovery
 &utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=albany-ny
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SUMMARY:NYS Writers Institute: Journalist and Pulitzer finalist Suketu Meh
 ta
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CATEGORIES:free,literary
DESCRIPTION:Conversation with Suketu Mehta\, the author of This Land Is Ou
 r Land: An Immigrant's Manifesto (2019)\, a compelling argument for why th
 e United States would benefit from accepting more immigrants.\n\nSalman Ru
 shdie said\, “Written ‘in sorrow and anger\,’ this is a brilliant an
 d urgently necessary book\, eloquently making the case against bigotry and
  for all of us migrants - what we are not\, who we are\, and why we deserv
 e to be welcomed\, not feared.”\n\nMehta was a Pulitzer finalist for his
  2004 book\, Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found\, an insider’s guide to
  a vast metropolis. An active journalist\, NYU journalism professor\, and 
 long-time New Yorker\, Mehta writes frequently about New York City\, its i
 mmigrants and the rise of Zohran Mamdani.\n\nFree and open to the public. 
 No registration. \n \n\nA second conversation will take place\n\n7:30 p.m.
  Opalka Gallery\, Russell Sage College\n140 New Scotland Ave.\, Albany NY 
 12208\nFor the Russell Sage event\, registration is encouraged. \n \n\nCos
 ponsored by the University at Albany's Great Dane Dialogue series and Russ
 ell Sage College in honor of Constitution Day and America's 250th Celebrat
 ion.
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LOCATION:Performing Arts Center PAC Recital Hall
URL:https://events.albany.edu/event/nys-writers-institute-journalist-and-p
 ulitzer-finalist-suketu-mehta?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_c
 ampaign=albany-ny
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