BLACK AND JEWISH AMERICA: AN INTERWOVEN HISTORY

BLACK AND JEWISH AMERICA: AN INTERWOVEN HISTORY is a four-part series tracing the rich, complex relationship between Black Americans and Jewish Americans – defined by solidarity and strained by division. Drawn together by racism and antisemitism, they forged civic and cultural bonds, especially during the civil rights era. The series explores both the challenges and enduring promise of that alliance.

Join KERA for a screening and discussion on Monday, March 23rd from 6-8pm at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. Panelists are Ariana Cook, Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney, and Beri Schwitzer.