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    The Broken Bow Public Library will host the debut performance of "The Man Who Killed Jim Crow", a one-man, one-act play written, produced, and directed by Lucious Conway. The play will chronicle highlights from the life of Charles Hamilton Houston and portray him speaking as a guest lecturer at an Oklahoma NAACP convention about the need for legal aid in black communities. The performance will take place on February 24, 2011 from 3:30-5:15 pm at the Broken Bow Public Library. Lucious Conway stated that the play aims to educate people about Charles Hamilton Houston's pivotal role as the architect of the Brown v. Board of Education case that ended legal segregation, and bring attention to ongoing imped

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    The Broken Bow Public Library will host the debut performance of "The Man Who Killed Jim Crow", a one-man, one-act play written, produced, and directed by Lucious Conway. The play will chronicle highlights from the life of Charles Hamilton Houston and portray him speaking as a guest lecturer at an Oklahoma NAACP convention about the need for legal aid in black communities. The performance will take place on February 24, 2011 from 3:30-5:15 pm at the Broken Bow Public Library. Lucious Conway stated that the play aims to educate people about Charles Hamilton Houston's pivotal role as the architect of the Brown v. Board of Education case that ended legal segregation, and bring attention to ongoing imped

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    LUCIOUS CONWAY

    FOR PLANNING PURPOSES February 11, 2011

    BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION AT BROKEN BOW LIBRARY


    "THE MAN WHO KILLED JIM CROW"
    (a one-man, one-act play)

    Former McCurtain NAACP 2nd V.P., Lucious Conway performs as Charles Hamilton Houston,
    Dean of Howard University Law School and first special counsel to the NAACP

    (Broken Bow, OK) - The Broken Bow Public Library will host the debut performance of "The Man
    Who Killed Jim Crow" in celebration of Black History Month. This one-man, one-act play chronicles
    highlights from the life of Charles Hamilton Houston and portrays Houston speaking as an Oklahoma
    State NAACP Annual Convention Legal Redress Committee Guest Lecturer noting the need for legal
    aid among blacks throughout the state and how local NAACP Legal Redress Committees must fill this
    gap.

    What: Black History Month Celebration presentation of one-man, one-act play, "The Man Who Killed
    Jim Crow"

    When: Thursday, February 24, 2011


    3:30 pm - 5:15 pm

    Where: Broken Bow Public Library


    404 North Broadway Street
    Broken Bow, OK
    (580) 584-2815

    Lucious Conway, writer, producer, and director, said, "So many do not know that Charles Hamilton
    Houston was the architect behind the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case that ended legal
    segregation in America. And, it is time that changed. I believe if Houston knew the impediments to
    justice facing the black communities in Oklahoma he would have something to say and so in his name
    and in this play, I take the liberty to say it."

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