Titusville Library on March 26 to Host A. Faye Boykin's portrayal of Harriet Tubman as part of Women's History Month

 

Titusville Branch Library is hosting a Women's History Month program March 26 featuring author A. Faye Boykin, known for portraying Harriet Tubman, who freed slaves via the Underground Railroad. 

Birmingham, Ala. - The Titusville Branch Library is pleased to announce a forthcoming event as part of its celebration of Women's History Month. On March 26, the library will host a program featuring A. Faye Boykin, a distinguished author renowned for portrayal of Harriet Tubman, a pivotal figure in American history known for her courageous efforts in leading slaves to freedom through the Undergrown Railroad. Scheduled to commence at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 26, at Titusville Branch, located at #2 6th Avenue Southwest, this event marks the return of A. Faye Boykin to the city.

Boykin, a celebrated elocutionist, bestselling author, international speaker, soft skills trainer, and NNA certified notary, hails originally from Brewton, Alabama, and currently resides in the metropolitan area of Birmingham. She is embarking on a noteworthy Tabletop Book Lecture Tour celebrating the contributions of African Americans to society. 

Central to Boykin's tour is the narrative of empowerment, resilience, and community upliftment embodied in her acclaimed work, "Help a Sister Out." Through her eloquent prose and insightful storytelling, Boykin illuminates the strength and solidarity within African American communities, inspiring audiences to reflect on the power of unity and support. 

 The tour's inaugural stop at the Titusville Branch Library is significant, as it underscores the historical importance of this location within Birmingham's African-American community. As the city's second branch library constructed for African Americans during the era of segregation, the Titusville Library stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of knowledge and community enrichment. 

At the heart of Boykin's presentation is her captivating portrayal of Harriet Tubman, a figure revered for her indomitable spirit and dedication to freedom.  Through her masterful storytelling and oratory skills, Boykin brings Tubman's legacy to life, inviting audiences to explore the rich tapestry of African American history and culture. 

In addition to her literary and historical expertise, Boykin's background as a soft skills trainer and NNA-certified notary adds a practical dimension to the tour, offering attendees valuable insights to enhance their personal and professional lives. 

The Tabletop Book Lecture Tour promises to be an immersive journey through time, highlighting narratives of courage, triumph, and resilience. It serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of  African American contributions throughout history. 

We cordially invite you to join us at the Titusville Branch on March 26, 2024, as we warmly welcome A. Faye Boykin for an enlightening and inspiring experience. Let us come together to celebrate  the enduring legacy of African American contributions during Women's History Month.

By Reba Williams, Branch Manager|Titusville Branch Library