Rewriting History: The Promise and Power of Narrative Equity

As our nation recognizes its 250th anniversary, “Rewriting History: The Promise and Power of Narrative Equity” centers stories deeply rooted in our history yet often missing from the standard national narrative — from the reclamation of the American West to the legacy of Oak Bluffs. Presented by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, this conversation brings together legendary Emmy-winning actor Glynn Turman, producer and creative industry leader Keisha Senter, and Brookings Senior Fellow Dr. Andre Perry to examine how storytellers and audiences can disrupt traditional narratives and map out a truer, more expansive vision for our national identity.