In the first of a five-part discussion series commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Coretta Scott King Awards for excellence in African American children's literature, the staff of Central Senior Services visits Norris Square Senior Center to talk with people over 60 about the presence or absence of Black characters in their childhood reading materials and how it may have impacted their worldview.

Seniors throughout the Philadelphia community are invited to join the conversation. Please come and bring a friend or two.

Spanish translation available