The Undoing Racism Committee presents the first of a film series addressing immigration as a moral issue. Opening reception with light refreshments begins at 6:30 with the film at 7:00. The film takes an intimate look at a small town in Tennessee as its long time residents grapple with their beliefs and way of life as the Latino population grows and with the more recent arrival of Muslim Somali refugess. Rev. Dr. Forest Pritchett, Seton Hall professor, will present the film and conduct a discussion after the showing.
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