As part of African Heritage Month 2004 - "50 Years Desegregated: How Far Have We Come?", The Hatian Society of St. John's University presents two lectures:
"The Hatian Revolution and its Impact on Word History"
with
Dr. Henry Frank
Executive Director
Hatian Centers Council
and
"Historical and Cultural Background of Hatian Folk Dances"
with
Paulette Saint-Lot
Founder, Choreographer, Artistic Director and Lead SInger
IBO Dancers of Haiti
In recognition of the bicentennial anniversary of Haiti's independence, all are invited to join members of the Haitian Society of St. John's University to discuss and celebrate Haitian culture a and the influence it has had on the African-American population, the United States, and, most importantly, the world.
Date
Thursday, February 5, 2004
Time
12 - 2 p.m.
Location
University Center, Lounge
Refreshments will be served.
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