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Caledon Public Library — Journey from Africa to the New World
February 13, 2015 · 0 Comments
Caledon Public Library (CPL) will be celebrating Black History Month with special programming.
Join CPL and Down to Earth Conservation Education to embark on generations past, including great granddad’s historic journey from the heart of Africa to the New World. Black History: An Ancestral Journey is a program for all ages at the Albion-Bolton Branch Feb. 28 at 7 p.m.
Told from an African perspective, CPL patrons will undertake the trans-Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean and discover life on a sugar cane plantation. Then, follow the freedom route into the hills of Jamaica and along the Underground Railroad in North America.
Celebrating Black History Month, learn about slavery and emancipation. Discover the role of African descendants in the development of North America. Reflect upon the history, struggle and enduring spirit of those of African heritage. Lessons of respect, humanity, character ed and social justice will be woven throughout the presentation.
Black History: An Ancestral Journey is just one of the many programs offered daily at CPL. Registration is free by calling or visiting any library branch. Learn more by visiting www.caledon.library.on.ca.
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