CURB To Screen “The Color Of Fear” Movie
On Tuesday 12th June at 7pm CURB will be screening The Color of Fear, a documentary that CURB said is “considered one of the most powerful and influential race relations documentaries of the 20th century, setting a new standard for racial dialogue.” The film deals with the pain that racism has caused in the lives of North American men of Asian, European, Latin and African descent.
The screening is free [donations are welcome] and will take place in the Chewstick Lounge on the corner of Elliott and Court Streets. Doors open 6:30pm, and the film screening will be at 7 pm. The screening will be followed by a facilitated discussion.
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