Celebrating Black History Month at the Lawrence Library!
February is Black History Month and we are celebrating here at the Lawrence School Library. We've assembled a great collection of books on a wide range of topics for exploring all facets of African American history. Learn all about important events in African American history such as the Civil Rights Movement, the Harlem Renaissance, and reconstruction after the Civil War. We've also got great biographies of African American leaders such as Martin Luther King, Betty Shabazz, and Malcolm X. We've also got plenty of books about the African American influence and impact on topics such as poetry, science, literature, music, and sports as well.
If you need a suggestion on a great book to check out, see our display in the front lobby of the building, and our additional display in the library.
One of our featured books to explore is My People by Langston Hughes and photographer Charles R. Smith.
In this book, photographer Charles R. Smith sets his photographs to the classic Langston Hughes poem My People. A fantastic book for those interested in photography, interested in poetry, and interested in how the two art forms connect.
If you need a suggestion on a great book to check out, see our display in the front lobby of the building, and our additional display in the library.
One of our featured books to explore is My People by Langston Hughes and photographer Charles R. Smith.
In this book, photographer Charles R. Smith sets his photographs to the classic Langston Hughes poem My People. A fantastic book for those interested in photography, interested in poetry, and interested in how the two art forms connect.
posted by Rusty Browder @ 2/11/2011
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