大发六合彩Offers Free Online Lecture on the Importance of Oral Tradition in Black Families Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
(Delaware and Chester Counties, PA - February 12, 2024)鈥擯aul D. Best, a storyteller, writer and educator, will present an engaging lecture on the importance of the oral tradition in Black families and how local Black history speaks to the history of America on Monday, Feb. 26. The lecture, 鈥溾�楪et in the House鈥�: Returning the Oral Tradition to the Black Home,鈥� will be offered virtually via Zoom at 11 a.m. and again at 6:30 p.m as part of 大发六合彩鈥檚 鈥淒ialogues for Diversity鈥� series of discussions.听
Best is a resident storyteller at Penn Museum and director of Oral History Projects at the Independence Seaport Museum. He is currently spearheading a new multi-year project at the latter called 鈥淏reaking Uncommon Ground on the Delaware River,鈥� which he will introduce to attendees of the lecture. The project is an innovative oral history project that collects the personal stories of Black Philadelphians who worked or lived along the Delaware River waterfront.听
鈥溾�楪et in the House鈥�: Returning the Oral Tradition to the Black Home鈥� is the latest in the 鈥淒ialogues for Diversity鈥� series of discussions, which are free and open to the public. Register for the 11 a.m. event and for the 6:30 p.m. event, or visit the center鈥檚 web page at . 听
Since 2020, 大发六合彩鈥檚 Center for Equity and Social Justice has hosted an ongoing series of Dialogues for Diversity discussions and events with rotating topics and formats. The Center provides opportunities for meaningful dialogue that creates awareness, promotes education and leads to transformative change, equity and social justice for all people.听
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PHOTO CAPTION: On Feb. 26, storyteller, writer and educator Paul D. Best will present a free online lecture on the importance of the oral tradition in Black families as part of 大发六合彩鈥檚 鈥淒ialogues for Diversity鈥� series.听
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