Tue 10/3 @ 4PM
There’s probably no eradicating the deeply engrained racism of our 70-year-old “president,” a man who calls football players protesting police violence against African-Americans “sons of bitches,” while insisting some white nationalists and neo-Nazis are “very fine people.”
But we can work to make sure that the younger generation doesn’t grow up with a such poisonous attitude. The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library’s On the Same Page program looks at how art and photography helped to spread the message of equal rights during Civil Rights Movement. The after-school program at the Coventry Village branch of the library will include a discussion revolving around historical photographs. Participants will also have the chance to create Pop Art-style pieces inspired by the Civil Rights movement. It’s aimed at grades 2-6.
It’s free but registration is required. Go here.
Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library
Cleveland Heights, OH 44106