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Branch General Monthly Meeting w/Special Video Screening

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Branch General Monthly Meeting w/Special Video Screening

March 24 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT

« PBS Books: Trailblazing Women Series: VIRTUAL AUTHOR TALK: Celebrating Robert Frost’s Birthday with Poetry In America
Women’s E3 Virtual Summit To Recognize African American Women in Arts & Culture »

As we continue our literary series, we will screen ‘I Am Not Your Negro,’ written by James Baldwin.

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Date:: March 24
Time:: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT
Event Category:: Branch Events; View Event Website

« PBS Books: Trailblazing Women Series: VIRTUAL AUTHOR TALK: Celebrating Robert Frost’s Birthday with Poetry In America
Women’s E3 Virtual Summit To Recognize African American Women in Arts & Culture »

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