Admission is free and the public is invited. Carter spent 19 years in prison for a 1965 triple murder he did not commit. Carter's case attracted international attention. After several new trials, he was found innocent and in 1985, was released from prison. This lecture will take place in the NCC College Center Building.
Admission is free and the public is invited.
The African-American spirit is a part of the diaspora of the Christian tradition. This art collection, never seen before by the general public, remnants thousands of images into a memorabilia of Black artistic appeal. Images of the African-American spirit represent a part of America's past that has been ignored by certain historians. This special exhibit features local and national recognized artists expressing their visual interpretations of the spiritual traditions of African Americans. 4 p.m. Gallery closed Friday and Sunday.