Kent State moves from the optimism and opportunity of 1960s higher education to become a turning point for the nation with the tragedy of May 4, 1970.  
Activist Chic Canfora shares perspectives as a young woman of the 1960s, and we compare experiences with two students of a half-century later.   
Featuring historical audio from before and after the shootings, and Canfora’s touching thoughts on the impact of May 4.  
Learn more about the people and events in this series on the web at <a href="https://www.kent.edu/may4legacy">⁠www.kent.edu/may4legacy</a>

Ep. 2: Quest for Legacy

The moments, mistakes, and wisdom that define our present and guide our future are held in a time capsule called Legacy. It’s a gift we inherit, meant to challenge us and shape the narrative of what’s to come. The lessons within can guide us toward transformation, especially when history seems to echo its own refrain. As Americans, we’re woven into a tapestry of legacies, be it from July 4th, 1776, the pivotal year of 1619, or seismic dates like December 7th, 1941, and September 11th, 2001. And in the chapters of our collective story lies another date of profound significance: May 4th, 1970.