Join us for a roundtable discussion, reflection, and open dialogue with Joseph McGill, founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, Dr. Cecelia Robinson, historian of the Garrison School Cultural Center, Jack Miles, author of the guidebook “Jesse James in the County of Clay,” Gary Fuenfhausen of the Little Dixie Heritage Foundation, Dr. Diane Mutti Burke, professor of history at University of Missouri-Kansas City, and Marla Renee Smith, a descendent of Perry Samuel.