Please join us when the RBPL presents its first remote Let' Talk About Race program, "Conversations for Our Times."

Our discussion will be led by a panel to include Kerwin Webb, President of the NAACP/Educational Specialist at Interfaith Neighbors-  (Minister Webb works to develop educational programs for youth and young adults. He earned a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and has working relationships with organizations including the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) and the Center for Public Justice (CPJ)  

He will be joined by Marcia Grayson. Rev. Marcia Grayson is a retired correctional officer (25 years) with Monmouth County Correctional Facility. After her retirement, she earned a Doctorate of Ministry from New Brunswick Theological Seminary in 2019, with a dissertation entitled, “Using Transformational Preaching to Bring Awareness and Break the Silence in Congregations regarding Sexual and Physical Abuse Against Women; 

Rabbi Marc Kline who  serves Monmouth Reform Temple with a passion for tradition and social justice. Rabbi Kline has taught Ethics, Philosophy, Religion, and Government courses at the high school, college, and graduate seminary levels for most of the last thirty years. Prior to entering Rabbinical School, Marc earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and practiced law there for almost 6 years; 

and Suubi Mondesir, a graduate of RBR Creative Writing Academy; rising Junior at Fairleigh Dickinson University and responsible for the Communications for T Thomas Fortune House.