Diversity Group, in partnership with The Tropic Cinema, is honored to present Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom, a compelling documentary hosted by pastor and educator Rasool Berry. This film explores the powerful intersection of faith, freedom, and racism, focusing on the historic site of Galveston, Texas, where slavery was officially abolished. Featuring interviews from Galveston residents and insights from Ms.Opal Lee, the “Mother of Juneteenth,” the documentary highlights the resilience of the Black community and the historical significance of Juneteenth in the fight for freedom. Join us on Wednesday, June 18th, for an evening of remembrance and celebration as we honor the courage and enduring faith of our ancestors. Event Details: Champagne Recept 5:00 – 5:45 pm Introduction and Featured Dance: 6:00 pm Documentary Screening: 6:15 pm Following the screening, stay for an engaging conversation with Rasool Berry, who will share insights into the film’s making and its powerful messages about faith, freedom, and the ongoing struggle for equality. This is a night to reflect on the strength of our ancestors, recognize the challenges they overcame, and reaffirm our commitment to a more just and united world.
For tickets please visit Tropiccinema.com.