About this Event
In the wake of the midterm elections - a look at the movement for Black voters.
The dynamic co-founders of Black Voters Matter, Cliff Albright, April England Albright, and LaTosha Brown, travel across the country in their beloved “Blackest Bus in America” to mobilize Black communities ahead of the 2020 election.
Undeterred by COVID-19 and voter suppression tactics, they empower grassroots activists with passion, courage, and heart. Punctuated by heart-wrenching incidents of racially based violence, Love, Joy & Power: Tools for Liberation is a call to action that reminds people that we beat white supremacy, racism, and fascism before, shows them how BVM helped make it happen, and inspires them to join the fight to do it again.
Join us to screen the film and hear from director Daresha Kyi (Chavela, Mama Bears) on the filmmaking process and more!
When: Thursday, Nov 5th at 6 PM
Location: Shepard Hall, City College of New York, 259 Convent Ave at 140th Street, Room 291. ID required to enter building.
#1 to 137th street, ABCD to 145th Street, Accessible route: #6 to 125th st, M101 to 140th street. ASL and Cart provided.
Questions to [email protected]
Light refreshments provided.
Presented by Third World Newsreel and the Documentary Forum at CCNY.
Event venue & nearby stays
The City College of New York, 259 Convent Avenue Shepard Hall, New York, United States
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