Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity (MOREomaha.org) is sponsoring a book reading discussion on Trust No Shadows After Dark: African American Genocide in The United States of America.

The book was written by Walter Vincent Brooks, an African American Journalist, Social Research Investigator and Community Activist. He has over 50 years of service in the Four Hundred Years of War Against Racism in The United States of America. Walter Brooks lived in Omaha for over twenty years and currently lives in NC. He worked for major institutions dealing with the media and wrote various publications, including a series for the Omaha Star Newspaper. He was a former board member of the Malcolm X Memorial Foundation in Omaha.

The event is on June 14th, 2022, from 7:00 p.m. From 8:30 p.m.

This event will be an interview with Walter Brooks and MORE’s board chair, A’Jamal Byndon and Board Member Nick Beaulieu will facilitate this discussion.

One of the white elephants on the table is the recent murders of African Americans in Buffalo, NY, and its relationship to the book's content.

Some potential topics may be:

The Destruction of The European Jews: The Holocaust Speak to African Americans-

Zip Codes and Concentration Camps: Black Living Spaces and Social Death

Controlling the Black Mind

Are African Americans The Next Jews?

and More!

Participants should read the book beforehand and come prepared to share questions and reactions to the book. Books are available at our bookstore moreomaha.org/store

The book is also available at the African American Book store at 3226 Lake Street, Omaha, NE 68111. Phone 402-455-9200

This event is being co-sponsor by the African American Book Store and the Malcolm X Memorial Foundation. Walter Brooks is open to being contacted via his email (waltervincent7@msn.com).

There will be ample opportunity for direct conversation and Q&A with the Author during the event's second half.

This event will also be livestreamed via MORE’s Facebook page, and the recording playback will be in our YouTube channel.

Trust No Shadows After Dark Book Discussion

By MORE: Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity

Trust No Shadows After Dark Book Discussion

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