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Reading Frederick Douglass Together and Reaffirming Our Unalienable Rights

Reading Frederick Douglass Together and Reaffirming Our Unalienable Rights

Please reserve July 5 at 3 p.m. for Reading Frederick Douglass Together, a community gathering hosted by South Church in partnership with the Amherst DEI Department and Jones Library. You can sign up to read a paragraph from Douglass's "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" speech at https://tinyurl.com/RFDT26. We're seeking readers of all ages! In addition to the reading, there will be an Amherst Area Gospel Choir performance, a panel discussion, free books, and refreshments! If you have questions, contact Bruce Penniman at penniman@umass.edu. This program is supported by a grant from Mass Humanities.

South Congregational Church at Amherst
03:00 PM - 05:00 PM on Sun, 5 Jul 2026

Event Supported By

South Congregational Church Arts & Social Justice Program / Amherst DEI Department
4132532977
office@amherstsouthchurch.org

Artist Group Info

penniman@english.umass.edu
South Congregational Church at Amherst
1066 South East Street
AMHERST, Massachusetts 01002
4132532977
office@amherstsouthchurch.org