The Black Panthers, the Black United Front & the African Nova Scotian Struggle for Self-Determination
When: Fri., Nov. 30, 7 p.m. 2018
"During the evening of November 30, 1968, more than 400 Black Nova Scotians gathered in a mass Black political—Black Family—meeting at the North Branch Memorial Library to discuss and debate Black liberation," event organizers begin. Here, a 50th anniversary commemoration sees a discussion on the impact and legacy of this event, highlighting the contributions of local Black Panthers, Drs. Burnley “Rocky” Jones and W.P. Oliver and more.