12:00 P.M. CDT

Jim will be Blake Framer's guest on This is Nashville, WPLN, Nashville Public Radio 90.3 FM.

12:00 P.M. EDT

Virtual presentation, Langston Center Lunch & Learning, Johnson City, Tennessee

Elbert Williams' 118th birthday.

6:00 P.M. CDT

Launch at the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, Memphis - conversation with Margaret A Burnham, Professor, Director of Northeastern Law's Center for Civil Rights & Restorative Justice, and author of By Hands Now Known, Jim Crow's Legal Executioners.

11:00 A.M. CDT

Venue: The Obion Room, Tennessee State Library and Archives

Southern Festival of Books, Nashville - conversation with John Seigenthaler Jr, broadcast journalist & commentator

5:30 P.M. CDT

Dunbar-Carver Museum, 709 East Jefferson Street, Brownsville TN (the scene of the crime). For the benefit of the Elbert Williams Interpretive Center

5:30 P.M. CDT

Southern Poverty Law Center in its Civil Rights Memorial Center, Montgomery AL - conversation with Lecia Brooks, SPLC

6:30 P.M. EDT

PT Knitwear, 180 Orchard Street, NYC, conversation with Keith Beauchamp, Filmmaker (Till)

6:00 P.M. EDT

Harvard Bookstore, Cambridge MA, conversation with William Cornell Brooks, Professor Harvard Kennedy School, 18th President NAACP

The Reginald Lewis Museum, Maryland Lynching Project annual meeting, Baltimore

7:00 P.M. EDT

Red Emma's Bookstore, Baltimore, conversation with India Artis, NAACP Archivist

7:00 P.M. EDT

Politics & Prose, Washington DC, conversation with Aderson Francois, Professor & Dir. of the Civil Rights Clinic & the Voting Rights Institute, Georgetown Law

King's Books, Tacoma WA, conversation with professor emeritus and author Michael K Honey.

10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. EDT

"Books By The Banks, Cincinnati Regional Book Festival," at the Main Public Library, 800 Vine Street, Downtown Cincinnati.

7:00 P.M. PST

Books Inc, Palo Alto CA, conversation with Matt Gonzalez, Chief Attorney, San Francisco Public Defender's Office

Elliott Bay Book Comany, Seattle WA, conversation with professor emeritus and author Michael K Honey.   

Conference on African American History & Culture, Tennessee State University, Avon Williams Campus, 330 10th Avenue North., Nashville, speech