{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Covered With Night","description":"Now, in the tail end of 2021, discourse about restorative justice and public safety lack imagination. We tend to \u201cdo what we\u2019ve always done.\u201d NYU Historian Nicole Eustace brings us the story of the search for justice following the 1722 murder of a Native American man at the hands of two White men. Covered With Night is a detailed history of how the Pennyslvania colony leaders had to learn to restore the peace \u2013 or face war \u2013 with the Five Nations. in particular, we bear witness to how the colonists never truly understood the peoples of the Haudenosaunee Confederation. In this month\u2019s book club, we read a deep history of the fallout of a murder in the Penn colony. In this history, we learn that our laws have been around shorter than we care to remember and see alternative ways of coming to justice that have existed and thrived. A powerful tail of how we, as peoples, can live together with more equity and justice \u2013 how restorative justice has worked in the world, how it could again. If only we can listen and learn. ","author_name":"Bedrosian Bookclub Podcast","author_url":"https:\/\/bedrosian.usc.edu\/category\/booklcub\/","html":"