Please join us at 1pm in the Children’s Diversity & Justice Library on Sunday March 24 for stories in which music takes the stage. We plan to be joined by musicians to accompany our stories and may even have the chance to make some music ourselves.
Music is found in all cultures and all people. Books featuring music and musicians can be found in all 14 of the primary dimensions of diversity around which the CDJL is organized. And music has long been joined with and used by social justice movements to share messages of resistance and hope. Come hear stories in which music is the thread that unites and calls to action across all races, religions, colors, genders, sexes, classes, ages, educational levels, levels of wealth, abilities, relationship status, famly makeup and any other dimension of diversity.
What kind of music is your favorite?