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SUMMARY:"James Baldwin: The Price of the Ticket": Screening and Discussion
  with Professor Dr. Jason Nichols
LOCATION:New Carrollton\nNew Carrollton
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DESCRIPTION:We are proud to present a special screening of "The Price of t
 he Ticket\," followed by an enlightening discussion led by Dr. Jason Nicho
 ls\, African American History Studies Professor at the University of Maryl
 and..\nhttps://pgcmls.libnet.info/event/11189606
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This event honors the enduring legacy of J
 ames Baldwin\, whose profound insights into race\, identity\, and social j
 ustice continue to resonate today. Dr. Nichols\, renowned for his expertis
 e in African American history\, will provide invaluable context and commen
 tary\, enriching our understanding of Baldwin's impact on literature and c
 ivil rights.</p>\n<p>Don't miss this opportunity to commemorate a visionar
 y whose words challenged and inspired generations. Join us as we pay homag
 e to James Baldwin and explore the relevance of his work in our ongoing pu
 rsuit of equality and justice for all.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>JAMES BALDWIN: THE
  PRICE OF THE TICKET\, PG-14</p>\n<p><em>James Baldwin (1924-1987) was at 
 once a major twentieth century American author\, a Civil Rights activist a
 nd\, for two crucial decades\, a prophetic voice calling Americans\, Black
  and white\, to confront their shared racial tragedy. JAMES BALDWIN: THE P
 RICE OF THE TICKET captures on film the passionate intellect and courageou
 s writing of a man who was born black\, impoverished\, gay and gifted.</em
 ></p>\n<p><em>"A haunting\, beautifully made biography! Deeply passionate.
  Makes you wonder about the other American masters in the ghettos and barr
 ios who won&rsquo\;t be able to beat the odds and break out." -&nbsp\;The 
 Los Angeles Times</em></p>\nhttps://pgcmls.libnet.info/event/11189606
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