Anthea Hartig
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16 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Anthea Hartig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Before we begin, let us pause to acknowledge with gratitude the Native peoples on whose land we gather today.
These are the ancestral homelands of the Piscataway people, joined by the Nacotchtank and the Pow Monkey tribes, and of course their descendants.
We acknowledge the Native peoples of, more broadly, of the Americas.
Wherever you are,
At this moment, give thanks to the first people on whose land we live, love, struggle, and work.
At this moment, give thanks to the first peoples on whose land we're honored to live, love, struggle, and work.
Wherever we're viewing this, let us acknowledge and give our respect and gratitude to Native peoples for the opportunity to work and live in their territories.
Let me, I think, tell you what I think is most important.
I understand your question, sir.
So, sir, Girlhood is Complicated was not designed for children.
It had a label in the beginning of the exhibition that shared with parents about some of the topics that would be covered.
And we do that with exhibitions that we think kind of need that help.
So parents then can come and look at objects.
All right.
Sir, do you mind sharing with me which document?
Am I promoting a white?
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