‘Black Brown Unity’ Forums, Barbecue Set
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“African-American and Latinos: Black Brown Unity,” the third in a series of open forums aimed at promoting unity among different ethnic groups, takes place Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Plaza de La Raza in Lincoln Park, 3540 N. Mission Road.
The “No Color Lines” town-hall style meetings are sponsored by radio station KKBT-FM (92.3).
Admission to the forum, as well as a subsequent “No Color Lines Barbecue,” is free.
Information: (213) 223-2475.
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