Written by King in 1963 after he was arrested during a demonstration in Birmingham, the letter was later widely circulated and became a classic of the civil rights movement.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Bell is associate professor of management at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The free lecture will be held in Brendle Recital Hall. For the free, public event the Opoku-Agyemangs will use storytelling to discuss human rights, slavery and women's issues. The campus visit by the Opoku-Agyemangs is sponsored by the Year of Globalization and Diversity, the Multicultural Affairs office and the women's studies program. Posner, a member of the White House task force examining sweatshops worldwide, has led the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights since its inception in 1978.