MINISTER FARRAKHAN TO SPEAK AT TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY MARCH 21-22
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan will speak to high school and college students March 21 and 22 during a visit to Tuskegee University.
A release states that Farrakhan will talk about education, the need for historically black colleges and universities and his plan to improve the economic conditions of black Americans.
The visit is part of an ongoing series of addresses at HBCU campuses, the release states.
Farrakhan will attend a question and answer session following a screening of “World Friendship Tour,” a documentary about Farrakhan’s visits to Muslim nations. The screening starts at 6 p.m. March 21.
Farrakhan will address Macon County high school students the morning of March 22 and deliver his keynote address that evening.
A release states that Farrakhan will talk about education, the need for historically black colleges and universities and his plan to improve the economic conditions of black Americans.
The visit is part of an ongoing series of addresses at HBCU campuses, the release states.
Farrakhan will attend a question and answer session following a screening of “World Friendship Tour,” a documentary about Farrakhan’s visits to Muslim nations. The screening starts at 6 p.m. March 21.
Farrakhan will address Macon County high school students the morning of March 22 and deliver his keynote address that evening.
