Hope and Courage in Rosewood and the Holocaust

On view through March 31, these paintings commemorate the 1923 Rosewood massacre and the Holocaust, respectively. The event will feature a dialogue with Jermaine and public historian Lizzie Robinson Jenkins about their work to keep the memory of both histories alive, followed by a light reception.

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