Politics & Government
Anti-Racism Film Series To Air In Princeton
The "Stand Against Racism Summer Series" will be screened throughout the month of August in Princeton.
PRINCETON, NJ — YWCA Princeton and Not In Our Town Princeton will be hosting a "Stand Against Racism Summer Series" throughout the month of August.
The series will screen the film "When They See Us" on Thursday nights from 6 to 8 p.m. followed by a discussion.
Screening dates include:
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- Thursday, Aug. 1 – Part 1
- Thursday, Aug. 8 – Part 2
- Thursday, Aug. 15 - Part 3
- Thursday, Aug. 22 – Part 4
The screenings will be held at 59 Paul Robeson Place in Princeton.
For more information email rsvp@ywcaprinceton.org or call 609-497-2100 ext. 322 or click here.
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Racism cropped up this past January in Princeton when a white supremacist group, New Jersey European Heritage Association, previously planned a march in town. (See Related: White Supremacy Group To March In Princeton Saturday)
White supremacist fliers and stickers, promoted "Identity Evropa," identified by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) as a white supremacy group, were also found in town last year.
A couple of weeks ago a neighboring town, Hillsborough, also dealt with a similar issue when an anti-semitic flyer was posted on the township municipal building.
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