Carter G. Woodson Regional Library is hosting a panel discussion on the Black Chicago Renaissance

As part of the Diamond Jubilee celebration of the Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History & Literature, the Chicago Public Library is presenting a panel discussion on the impact of Vivian G. Harsh's celebrated "Book Review and Lecture Forum" on the cultural flowering of the Chicago Black Renaissance Saturday, April 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the Woodson Regional Library Auditorium, 9525 South Halsted St.

The "Special Negro Collection" and the Chicago Renaissance will feature panelist Clarice Durham, educator, human rights activist and widow of Richard Durham, playwright, journalist and producer of the first African American television series that aired over WTTW-TV titled, …