01:05:25	Richard Cleary:	A book touching on Elizabeth Donoff’s question is Adrian Forty’s Words and Buildings: A Vocabulary of Modern Architecture
01:06:40	Christopher Kirbabas, Moderator:	Please use the Q&A for questions and you can upvote questions by clicking the thumb to bring it to the top of the question list.
01:10:35	Helena Dean:	Race and Modern Architecture: A Critical History from the Enlightenment to the Present
https://upittpress.org/books/9780822966593/
01:20:38	Christopher Kirbabas, Moderator:	GAHTC roundtable “What is an Antiracist Architectural History?”
https://gahtc.org/pages/can-we-teach-anti-racist-architectural-history
01:21:30	Julie Gabrielli:	Thanks for sharing that link!
01:23:52	asetiawa:	Thanks for the link!
01:24:36	Helena Dean:	ICYMI – Watch Mabel O. Wilson’s SAH 2020 Sekler Talk, “Home of the Oppressed”: Democracy, Slavery and American Civic Architecture https://vimeo.com/413127567
01:24:48	Anita Bakshi:	Charles Nightingale's book on a history of segregation has some really interesting work on the connection to capitalism as he discusses the formation of the international real estate market & the segregation of neighborhoods in relation to the London / Calcutta connection
https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/S/bo8844226.html
01:30:06	Helena Dean:	Race and Modern Architecture - https://upittpress.org/books/9780822966593/
01:30:49	Jonathan Massey:	Thank you for the great work creating this volume, and for sharing and opening it up today!
01:31:13	Jhennifer Amundson:	wonderful session; thanks so much (& looking forward to getting my hands on the book!)
01:31:34	Ann C Huppert:	Thank you for this book and for today’s discussion
01:31:36	Julie Gabrielli:	This has been so engaging and enlightening. Very exciting. Thanks so much. (Also - hi, Mabel! From UVA Architecture class of 1984. . .)
01:31:48	Carla Yanni:	This was a great session and I am enjoying the anthology very much. Thank you all!
01:31:50	Helena Dean:	Thanks to Irene Cheng, Charles Davis, and Mabel Wilson, Patricia Morton, and everyone attending for joining us for the inaugural Celebration of the Book virtual talk!
01:32:13	Sharon H Haar:	Can’t wait to use the book in my teaching!
01:32:32	Amber N. Wiley - she/her:	Thanks all!
01:32:35	Ana Maria Leon:	thanks all!
01:32:41	Hannah le Roux:	Thank you - especially for sharing the struggles that talking about race in architecture entails!
01:32:50	asetiawa:	Thanks all!
01:32:52	Mark Gardner:	Thank you!
01:32:53	Charles L. Davis II:	Thank you, everyone, of attending this session!
01:32:57	Denise Costanzo:	Thanks for the great research, and a terrific conversation.
01:32:59	Morton, Thomas John:	Thank you for this book and discussion. I cannot wait for the book to arrive in the mail.
01:33:02	Abigail Van Slyck:	Thanks for this session and for the book itself.  Onward!
01:33:05	Sara Stevens:	Thank you all! I can’t wait to read the book.
01:33:09	Ellen Grimes:	Amazing work of scholarship.  Will change my teaching, thank you.
01:33:11	Vanessa Vanden Berghe:	Thank you!
01:33:11	Tya Winn:	Thank you all for your insight! looking forward to the book
01:33:15	Peg Rawes:	Dear All, Many thanks for a great discussion and very important book. Look forward to discussing it more with my colleagues and students here at UCL and in the UK. All best,