Tag: Race Talk
Teenager Presents Red Bank Library Race Talk About Combatting Racism
In a timely conversation before schools reopen, Annabel Sparano, a 10th-grade student at Ranney School in Tinton Falls, presented methods for combating verbal abuses during the latest Let’s Talk About Race program hosted virtually by the Red Bank Public Library.
Red Bank Library Race Talk Highlights Unheralded Activist
At the end of women’s history month in March, the Red Bank Public Library hosted its ongoing Let’s Talk About Race series to amplify the name and legacy of an iconic yet astoundingly unheard-of civil rights attorney and Episcopal priest, Anna Pauline “Pauli” Murray.
‘Let’s Talk About Race’
“Why are we still vulnerable at the hands of the medical community?” asked Carol Penn, D.O., family physician and fourth generation Red Banker, as she opened the discussion on how racial heath care disparities affect the community, the latest subject in the Red Bank Library’s discussion series, Let’s Talk About Race.
Marking Racial History in Monmouth County
On March 5, 1886, the first documented lynching took place in New Jersey – and not far from Red Bank. Now, volunteers throughout the community are working on a project to honor the life of the man who was murdered that day.
Red Bank Library Holds Latest Race Talk
RED BANK – Most of the Red Bank Public Library’s monthly race program discussions are led by guest speakers on a given topic of the evening. But last Wednesday, attendees steered the conversation.
