Are we there? If not, what should we do to make certain we get there? We will also openly and candidly approach the topics of race, equity, and equality and discover ways to address these areas of concern to ensure a unified, forward progression of Memphis as we know it.

Our discussion will be led by panelists of diverse ages, races, gender, ethnicities, and ideological backgrounds, from organizations such as Living Grace, Facing History and Ourselves, Playback Memphis, and Frayser Community Development Corporation.

Together, they will provide integral context to our complicated past, unclear present, and uncertain future and provide insight on ways to move forward together and stay connected to Dr. King’s philosophy of creating lasting social change for all.

This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited. RSVP is strongly recommended by using the Eventbrite link to tickets.

Hosted by Win Sum Agency and Storyboard Memphis, in collaboration with the Pink Palace Museum’s Bicentennial exhibit, Making Memphis.