Malcolm X Book Talk

ABOUT THIS CLASS

This is a single virtual class using the Zoom platform.  

Monday, October 24

6:30 - 8:00 pm CST

Book:

Malcolm X Talks to Young People: Speeches in the United States, Britain, and Africa

Edited by Steve Clark

Pathfinder Press. New York

Twelfth Printing, 2020.(168 pages)

Charles Everett Pace. People of all ages have been participants in Public Programs led by Charles Everett Pace for more than four decades. In this book discussion, Pace will further internationalize the discussion with observations from his own Public Diplomacy experiences abroad. There he communicated ideas about the relevance of Malcolm with young people in Britain and Africa, as well as the United States.  And, the fact that this program will be presented virtually means that: “What I previously, as an assistant professor of anthropology and American studies at Centre College of Kentucky, did with 30 students at a time, now thanks to Humanities North Dakota, I am able to communicate with the ‘whole-wide-world’.”

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