The mother of Amadou Diallo, killed in shower of 41 bullets in the vestibule of his apartment building in February 1999, will speak on the tragedy of racial profiling and police brutality. She is determined to see that the death of her eldest child was not in vain. These programs are sponsored by the Nassau Community College Cultural Program. They will take place in the NCC College Center Building. Admission is free and the public is invited.
All programs are accessible to the disabled.
For more information about the NCC Cultural Program, call Phyllis Kurland at 572-7153.