Join us for a Black History Month talk: The Three Harriets – Signifyin(G) Sisters, with author Danielle Ramsay
Bestselling author Danielle will be talking about two 19th century African-American writers, Harriet E Wilson and Harriet A Jacobs.
The third Harriet was the abolitionist Caucasian writer, Harriet Beecher Stowe. All women, all mothers, who wrote to expose the ills of slavery in the North and the South of America.
Free event, booking essential. Refreshments available
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