African Presence in Early America III
Celebrate Black History Month
Wednesday, February 11
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Rudisill Regional Library
Ancestral HallKashif Rashad Nuriddin will present findings from first-hand travels, books and other scholarly research, including some connections to Oklahoma. For adults.
Inspired by author Ivan Van Sertima's book African Presence in Early America, Nuriddin, an educator and student of the topic, will share insights drawn from first-hand travels, scholarly works and historical research.
Building on Van Sertima’s groundbreaking book, Nuriddin will uncover stories that illuminate the African influence in early American history, including connections to Oklahoma’s own heritage. This conversation aligns with the mission and resources of the African American Resource Center, offering a deeper understanding of how commemoration preserves and honors these legacies.
Rudisill Regional Library
Services
- WiFi
- Wireless printing
- Checkout laptops for in-library use
- Public Access Computers
- Meeting Room(s)
- Book Club
- AWE Early Literacy Computer
- Bike Locks
- Audio Induction Looping, Auditorium Access
- Public Fax
- Family Place
- Business Center
