Question.1240 - Tapestry of Black History: Handmade Quilts Date & Time: Friday, February 9, 2024, 12-1PMLocation: MLK Library, room 225Title: Tapestry of Black History: Handmade QuiltsLinks to an external site.Synopsis: True historical accounts of the Black American experience told through the intricate threads of handmade quilts. Join educator and historian Khristel Johnson for a unique recounting of periods in Black American history.Write a review in a Google Doc. It should be one page (approx. 500 wds.) double-spaced. Share what you either witnessed, learned, and/or felt while attending this event. Make a connection between something we've covered in class and this artistry. ? Paste your selfie at the bottom of your doc. (remember to give me editing access)
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