[Michlib-l] free online program: The Early History of Civil Rights Cases at the Michigan Supreme Court

[Jennifer Dye]

The Michigan Supreme Court’s history of civil rights cases is complicated. In this presentation, Joseph J. Gavin will begin to unpack some of its earliest decisions. He is the current president of the Michigan Supreme Court Historical Society, and has been a licensed attorney for nearly two decades.
New this month: we will be offering the program in person at the Knapp Branch as well as on Zoom. While Zoom is probably more convenient for most, you are welcome to join us in person—possibly once the weather improves.
Tuesday, February 11
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Please register on Eventbrite for Zoom: https://dpl-Civil-Rights-MI-Supreme.eventbrite.com
You are not required to register to attend in person, but please do so if you want to be notified in case the branch needs to close. Branch hours are listed in my sig below.
If you would like a jpg or pdf of the flyer, please let me know.
This is another of DPL's programs in partnership with the Detroit League of Women Voters, promoting voter education and tools for action. It will be available on the League of Women Voters subchannel of DPL's YouTube channel later.
Jennifer

Jennifer Dye
Manager
Detroit Public Library

jdye at detroitpubliclibrary.org

Knapp Branch
13330 Conant
313-481-1771
M, W, S 10-6
Tu, Th  12-8
Detroit, Michigan 48212
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