The richness of the African-American experience is phenomenal. From enduring 400 years of enslavement to becoming appointed officials in the upper echelons of American government, the black race is truly woven into the fabric of this country.
All events are free and open to the public.
Historians Giles Wright of the NJ Historical Commission and Dr. Ann Marie Nicolosi from TCNJ will conduct interviews that document the experiences of the people who were instrumental to the desegregation of important two Delaware Valley communities. The Key A Rhythmic Journey from Africa to the New World in the Music Building Concert Hall. At noon on Thursday, February 1 at the Brower Student Center, there will be a flag raising ceremony to reflect upon the achievements of the black race. The Honorable DeForest B. Soaries Jr. Also, Trenton s Watson-Johnson Dance Theater will perform. For more Black History Month events, call the College Relations Office for details.