Dr. Patrick N. Minges

Presentations

Conference papers, invited talks, and interviews.

  • Feb. 18, 2010
    “Captive or Captivated: Rethinking Encounters in Early Colonial America”Native American Adoption, Captivity, and Slavery in Changing Contexts, The British Museum, London, UK
  • Nov. 10, 2006
    “‘A Great Gathering of Wondering’: The Spiritual Intersections of Indigenous and African Persons in the Early Baptist Church”“The First and the Forced”: Indigenous and African American Intersections, University of Kansas
  • Nov. 3, 2006
    “The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and Its Mission to Indian and Negro Slaves”Symposium: Black Indians: The Intersecting Histories and Cultures of Native Americans and African Americans, American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, Williamsburg, VA
  • Mar. 17–19, 2005
    Plenary Speaker, “Learning to Hear the Stories VI: Listening in the Borderlands”“Shifting Borders of Race and Identity,” University of Kansas
  • Mar. 17–19, 2005
    Breakout Workshop Leader“Shifting Borders of Race and Identity,” University of Kansas
  • July 2004
    Radio and television interviews on Black Indian Slave NarrativesMultiple stations
  • Jan. 2004
    “The Spread of Freemasonry among the American Indians of the United States”Annual Meeting of the Ohio Lodge of Research, Columbus, OH
  • Nov. 2002
    “‘No Negro blood runs through his veins…’ American Indian Stories from the Slave Narratives”Southern Historical Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD
  • Dec. 2001
    “Blacks and Indians in the United States,” interviewEarthwatch with Robert Knight, WBAI, New York, NY
  • Nov. 2000
    “Exploring the Future and Legacy of Black/Indian Relations,” roundtableWilma Mankiller, moderator. National Congress of American Indians Annual Session, Minneapolis, MN
  • Mar. 2000
    “Living Together in a Sacred Place: The Role of Silver Bluff, S.C. in Our Collective Religious Experience”‘Eating Out of the Same Pot’: Relating Black and Native (Hi)stories, A Cross-Cultural Symposium, Dartmouth College
  • Nov. 1999
    “‘all my Slaves, whether Negroes, Indians, Mustees, or Molattoes’: Towards a Thick Description of ‘Slave Religion’”Afro-American Religions Section, American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Boston, MA
  • Nov. 1995
    “‘I am Keetoowah’s Son’: Cherokee Nationalism and the Civil War”Native Religious Traditions Section, American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA
  • Feb. 1995
    “The Keetoowah Society in Cherokee History”Robert T. Handy Seminar, Union Theological Seminary
  • Nov. 1994
    “Beneath the Underdog: Race, Religion, and the Trail of Tears”North American Religions Section, American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL
  • Mar. 1994
    “Apocalypse Now: The Realized Eschatology of the Christian Identity Movement”New Religious Movements Section, Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting, American Academy of Religion

Contact

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Mobile: (336) 682-2081

Email: pnm14@duke.edu

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