Library of Virginia to preview documentary about slavery as part of Black History Month
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The film is a part of the Library's Black History Month celebration, and attendance is free and open to the public. The event, hosted by the Library's Lecture Hall, will feature a screening of the Virginia portion of the film, which was shot in Richmond, Charlottesville, and Arlington.
Following the screening, there will be a discussion with producer Pam Smith, director Loria King, and other members of the film's team. The film is a historical documentary that follows the story of enslaved people brought to Virginia and the places of their bondage and resistance. It includes commentary by Virginia artists, teachers, students, librarians, historians, family history researchers, faith leaders, and social justice advocates.
Registration is required and available by clicking here. Limited free parking is available underneath the library at 800 East Broad Street. For details, contact Anne McCrery at anne.mccrery@lva.virginia.gov or (804) 692-3568.
