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Civil Rights Panel Discussion will be Held at the Newton Free Library
The discussion, called "Civil Rights: How Far We Have Come, How Far We Have to Go," is part of Black History Month.
The Newton Free Library will host "Civil Rights: How Far We Have Come, How Far We Have to Go," a discussion on the struggle for equal rights as part of Black History Month.
On Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m., local civl rights leaders will be on a panel, moderated by Beau Stubblefield-Tave, Principal of the Center for Culturally Fluent Leadership. Panel members will include:
- Newton Mayor Setti Warren
- Pastor Brandon T. Crowley, Senior Pastor of Myrtle Baptist Church
- Minister Inez Dover, former Newton North English and drama teacher
- Reverend Erin Splaine, Senior Minister of First Unitarian Society in Newton
For more information please call the Newton Free Library at 617-796-1360. All programs are free and open to the public, parking is free. The Newton Free Library is an accessible facility.
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