Omo Moses, the son of the legendary civil rights organizer Robert P. Moses, is an entrepreneur, author, producer, and organizer. He is currently the founder and chief executive of MathTalk, a public benefit, ed-tech company based in Cambridge, MA. He is the father of Johari and Kamara Moses. He is the former Executive Director and a founding member of the Young People’s Project; producer of the award-winning documentary, Finding Our Folk, which features the Grammy-nominated Hot 8 Brass Band; and author of two books, Sometimes We Do (2019) and newly-published The White Peril (2025). Join us for a talk about The White Peril: a brilliant, unflinching memoir about becoming Black in America that interweaves voices from 3 generations of the Moses family.

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