During the month of February, the Nassau Community College Black History Month Committee will present a month of programs and events as a tribute to the Journey of the Black Spirit.
All programs are accessible to the disabled.
This perceptive play offers new insights into the Black Experience in America. Freeman Aquila is a young black man, son of an industrious foundry worker and a practical nurse, who is trapped not so much by the color of his skin as by the complexities of his nature. The community is invited to celebrate Black History Month by participating in a Read-In of works by African American authors. This year's goal is to document at least one million readers nationwide. Admission is free and the public is invited.