Reading of the names of the 1st Freed People @ 4:00 pm

FROM ENSLAVEMENT TO DC STATEHOOD
panel discussion @ 5:00 pm

1925 Vermont Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Ph: 202-667-2667

Afro-Latinos: The Hidden Legacy
Greenbelt Library
11 Crescent Road
Greenbelt MD 20770

Dr. Martin Luther’s King Jr.’s Tribute 7:00 PM

The tribute will commemorate the life of Dr. King as a spiritual leader, civil rights leader and a social justice fighter. The program will involve musical selections and excerpts from some of his sermons and speeches.
The observance will be held at the historic New York Avenue Presbyterian Church which is the last place Dr. King spoke in DC. The church has been a refuge for those coming to demonstrate for social justice in DC.

…earlier this day @nyapc.org

MLK 50 awake (9am – 5pm)  For religious, spiritual, or ethical seekers who are concerned about America or renewing the struggle to end the malignant impact of racism, militarism, and materialism and to move toward what Dr. King called the Beloved Community…

Black History Month at the French Embassy

Daina Ramey Berry will be presenting her book, The Price for Their Pound of Flesh: The Value of the Enslaved, from Womb to the Grave in the Building of a Nation.

How do you ascribe a value to a human life? In the antebellum South, how were values for enslaved people determined?

Sponsored by the Departments of English and History, Howard University.

Sankofa Video Books & Cafe

2714 Georgia Ave NW  Washington DC 20001

The DMV celebrates the Kwanzaa season with Joy and Movement, keep your eyes open and actively search for these Family & Community programs. We are the Sum of our Memories, go create some with your Loved ones