The 10th Annual Humanities Colloquium will take place on Monday Sept. 12, from 1:30-4:30pm. Following Eddie S. Glaude Jr.(African American Studies and Religion)’s lecture “Democratic Virtue and #BlackLivesMatter,” Eric S. Gregory (Religion) will moderate a panel discussion at 3pm. It will include Lital Levy (Comparative Literature)’s  “The Vexed Poetics of Citizenship in Israel/Palestine”; Philip Pettit (Politics and Human Values)’s “Freedom and Citizenship”; Tracy K. Smith (Creative Writing)”Poetry and Citizenship”; and Ilya Vinitsky (Slavic Languages and Literatures)’s “Citizen of the Mental World, or ‘The Worst Fraud That Has Ever Come to This Country.'” For the full schedule, see http://humanities.princeton.edu/events/humanities-colloquium.