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DESCRIPTION:Educators and those interested in giving flesh to Black History Month are 
 cordially invited to join a primary source-based discussion group for any 
 or all of the next seven Saturday mornings. These roundtable discussions 
 will focus on points raised by recognized African-American intellectuals as 
 they themselves present those points through the medium of YouTube. To be 
 quite clear, these YouTube presentations are of a historic nature, but they 
 will include both long-past as well as quite recent occurrences. \n\nIf you 
 choose to attend, you are encouraged to view the YouTube presentation in 
 advance of the related Saturday morning gathering. There will be no 
 screening of these YouTubes at the Saturday morning programs; rather, the 
 Saturday mornings will be devoted to discussion of the previously viewed 
 videos.\n\nThe first African-American intellectual we will encounter is 
 James Baldwin, novelist, essayist, and civil rights speaker. The event by 
 which we will meet him was the 1965 debate he participated in with essayist 
 and editor William F. Buckley at the Oxford University Union (UK). The 
 topic of the evening was "Is the American Dream at the expense of the 
 American Negro."   \n\nHere is the link to the YouTube:  
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tek9h3a5wQ\n\nShould you wish to 
 participate, email me to that effect, and I will supply you with a ZOOM 
 link effective for all seven upcoming roundtable discussion sessions. The 
 Saturday morning discussion sessions will run 9-10 am.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2021/01/13/18839380.php
SUMMARY:Black History Month educators' roundtable: James Baldwin
LOCATION:Email  info(at)TheCommonsSF.org  for a secure conference link.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2021/01/13/18839380.php
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