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Hate Crimes in the Heartland, A Documentary on Race Relations

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Don Jay Smith, Neighbor

New
Jersey City University Lee Hagan Africana Studies Center presents the New
Jersey premiere of Hate Crimes in the
Heartland, a new documentary by award-winning director Rachel Lyon, as part of their Black History Month celebration. A panel discussion, featuring historian Dr. Clement Price, author Karen Hunter, Lee Hagan Africana Studies Center Director Dr. Antoinette Ellis-Williams, exonerated member of the Central Park Five Kharey Wise and the film's director, will follow the
screening. There will be a light reception at the end of the evening to encourage continued dialogue
among the audience. Admission is free, but reservations are encouraged at www.hchnewjerseyscreening.eventbrite.com.  For more information, visit www.hatecrimesheartland.com. 

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