The Laurier Lecture Series is returning tonight.
Each month, the Milton Public Library holds these lectures on various educational matters.
Tonight’s edition will feature a discussion on the black experience in Canada’s history. It’s timed perfectly with February being proclaimed Black History Month in Milton.
The lecture is being held by Dr. Barrington Walker. According to the MPL, it will explore “the Black experience in Canada by providing both an overarching view whilst being grounded in a few key moments or snapshots in the contested histories of Black people in Canada from slavery to freedom. The primary analytical lens will be Black peoples’ relationship with the law over space and time.”
It starts at 7:00 p.m.. The lecture is free to attend. You can register here.
