The Center for Black Literature & Culture invites you to gather with us as we read and reflect on Frederick Douglass’s historic speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?
📣 Join the CBLC and Hoosiers Reading Frederick Douglass for a Powerful Community Reading 📚
🔥 Delivered in 1852, Douglass’s words still challenge and inspire us today—raising urgent questions about freedom, justice, and the true meaning of independence.
🗓️ Come lend your voice. Listen. Learn. Be moved.
All are welcome. Let’s read together. Let’s think together. Let’s build together.
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AGE GROUP: | All Ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Story Time | Center for Black Literature and Culture |
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