The City of Charlotte Government announced an event in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr., set to take place at Covenant Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Jan. 18 at 2 p.m., per a recent social media post. The observance welcomes Rev. Dr. Peter M. Wherry in conversation with Christina Greer, Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University, focusing on critical moments in American history.
Greer, noted for her expertise on American politics and Black ethnic politics, will bring to the table a wealth of knowledge on campaigns, elections, and public opinion. Having a conversation with her, the event promises an insightful exchange. Award-winning journalist Tonya Rivens will facilitate a Q&A session afterwards, engaging the audience directly with the discussion's themes. Interested individuals seeking to attend this community-centric observance, or those in need of accommodations, are directed to visit the event's informational page for more details.
For anyone interested in deepening their understanding of political processes or curious about the critical moments that shape our nation, Greer's conversation with Wherry is anticipated to offer significant insights. Those attending will have an opportunity, led by Rivens' experienced hand, to interact and pose questions that can broaden the collective conversation about King's impact and our current societal challenges. More information on this event is available at this link including specifics on making reasonable accommodation requests.
