February One
The Program on Negotiation Film Series, The Harvard Law School Black Law Students Association, and The Harvard Law School Human Rights Program Present:
Film and Discussion with:
Delisle Warden and Mandy Price
Black Law Students Association
Lecturer Bob Bordone and Professor Christine Desan
HLS Faculty
FEBRUARY ONE tells the compelling story of four students from North Carolina A&T University who initiated the 1960 Greensboro Woolworth lunch counter sit-ins, setting into motion a whirlwind of sit-ins that swept the South and reignited the Civil Rights movement. The film uses first hand accounts of the events to document one volatile winter in Greensboro that not only changed public accommodation laws in North Carolina, but served as a blueprint for nonviolent protests throughout the 1960s.
FEBRUARY ONE reminds us that the fight for civil rights was a movement of ordinary people, motivated to extraordinary deeds by the need to assert their basic human dignity.
Please join us as we commemorate the life and work of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Pizza and drinks will be provided.
