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May 16, 2026Black CreativityIntellectual PropertyExploitation

Our Minds Were Always Free. The Fight to Reclaim Black Creativity #TheBlackTable

Attorney Lisa Davis unpacks centuries of Black creativity, revealing how it was systematically exploited and the ongoing fight for Black artists and innovators to reclaim ownership and profit from their intellectual labor.

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May 15, 2026Intellectual PropertyBlack CreativityExploitation

Our Minds Were Always Free. The Fight to Reclaim Black Creativity #TheBlackTable

Attorney Lisa Davis unpacks the systemic exploitation of Black intellectual property and creative genius throughout American history, from slavery to the AI era, and highlights the ongoing fight for ownership and control.

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