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OCCUPY ROUSSEAU: INEQUALITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
Friday 3/ 9 @ LIVE from the NYPL
Distinguished intellectuals, political leaders, activists, and artists from both Geneva and the U.S. join forces to ask that question. Rousseau was...
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