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Celebrate Black History Month
Promoting Literacy
At the
National African American Read-In
Hosted by
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Wilson County Public Library – Assembly Room
249 Nash Street West, Wilson, NC 252-237-5355
Featured Speaker: Sheriff, Wilson County, NC
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Calvin L. Woodard
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Parents, bring your children, along with one of their favorite books by or about an American of African descent, and make the 22nd National African American Read-In* a memorable opportunity to share the joy of reading with all ages, genders, cultures, and religions.
SPACE IS LIMITED so please arrive early!
Refreshments will be served during the 3:00 o’clock intermission.
For more information, contact: E.D. Arrington at (252) 293-1135
or earrington@myglnc.com, or www.edarringtonbooks.com
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*February 2011 marks the 22nd anniversary of the National African American Read-In founded by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) and its Black Caucus to promote literacy. Teaching our youth to embrace the joy of reading is one way we can all make a difference. When our youth succeed, we all win!
