The fight for justice has never been the work of one person—it’s always been a collective movement.
This film tells the story of how five Black Howard University students sparked a desegregation campaign that united Jewish activists, Quakers, union organizers, and community members in unprecedented solidarity.
In today’s politically and socially divided climate, their story reminds us that real change happens when we stand together across our differences.
Join us on February 12th @ 7 PM for the screening, followed by a moderated discussion with Joyce Sharrock Cole, Village of Ossining Historian and co-author of the film’s educational guide.
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