Black History Month at LBCAC: A Celebration of Resilience and Legacy.
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Feb. 5 - Sapiens - A Brief History of Humankind & Our Future
Feb 7 - Chicago Blues Legends - Oscar Wilson & Billy Flynn
Feb. 13 - A Class Divided - The Daring Race Experiment
Feb 19 - Tulsa Burning - The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Feb 22 - Blues Legend - Chris Cain in Concert
Feb. 26 - Amazing Grace - The Story Behind the Song
March 7 Simply Sammy - Musical Tribute & His Story
Join us in February for a compelling celebration of Black history, culture, and resilience through thought-provoking discussions, inspiring films, and powerful live performances.
Experience the groundbreaking ideas of Yuval Noah Harari in a discussion led by Jeff Rovner, examining the social construct of race and humanity’s shared origins. Immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of Chicago blues with Oscar Wilson and Billy Flynn, and enjoy an electrifying performance by legendary guitarist Chris Cain.
Reflect on pivotal moments in history with films like A Class Divided, which explores Jane Elliott’s bold experiment in discrimination, and Tulsa Burning, a sobering look at the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Celebrate the enduring legacy of freedom with the powerful film Amazing Grace.
Don’t miss Simply Sammy, a vibrant tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. starring Doug Starks, honoring the icon’s incredible artistry and impact on equality.
Celebrate heritage, community, and hope with us. Secure your tickets now!
Each film will feature a post-screening discussion.
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