Let’s Talk About Race (LTAR) is a series of programs that the Red Bank Public Library began over 5 years ago, in an effort to expand dialogue and understanding between people of various races, religions, and ethnic backgrounds that make up the Red Bank area community. In 2018, this program won the NJ State Library's Multicultural Award. Our Let's Talk About Race program has made the Library a leader in diversity education and positioned us in the forefront of this critical conversation.
Join Red Bank resident and activist Birgit Mondesir, on Wednesday, April 28 at 7 pm, as she shares her knowledge and experience to lead our Let’s Talk About Race” Zoom conversation in “What It Means To Be an American.”
Birgit, a 27-year resident of Monmouth County, has always been an active part of her community. As the former Chair of the Monmouth County Human Relations Commission, past Board Member of Lunch Break and current Board Member of The T. Thomas Fortune Foundation, she has witnessed the barriers that plague certain communities.
Share your stories on what “Being An American” means to you as Birgit facilitates this program about the truth of being American and the reconciliation of our American reality. Please register for this program on our Red Bank Public Library website.
