Intergenerational Conversation: The Legacy of Radical Imagining and the Unsung Heroes as Situated by Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Please join us for an intergenerational community conversation that will focus on the untold stories and the unsung heroes of our movements. This session will feature local thinkers, intellectuals and storytellers who focus on pluralistic views of blackness and the Black civil rights progression. This conversation will provide the audience with insights on what can be done locally to reimagine our futures. Mandy Carter, co-founder of Southerners on New Ground, Blair L.M. Kelley, assistant dean for Interdisciplinary Studies and International Programs at NC State, Cheryl Crooms Williams, the vice chair of the Friends of Oberlin Village board of directors, and others will join us for the discussion.