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Caucus urges members to attend Yale 'Shining Light on Truth' Black History Month exhibition
Summary
The caucus promoted the "Shining Light on Truth" exhibition at the Yale Schwarzman Center on Feb. 21, encouraged member attendance for tours and remarks, and said organizers will circulate registration information.
Madam chair told caucus members the caucus would treat the Yale exhibition "Shining Light on Truth" as the caucus' Black History Month event and encouraged members and community participants to attend on Saturday, Feb. 21. She said the program offers two tours: a morning tour scheduled 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. followed by presidential remarks from 1 to 2 p.m., and an afternoon tour later in the day.
The chair said a flyer with a registration URL was emailed to members and that staff would resend the information and circulate a follow-up recap email after the meeting. The chair encouraged members who had not seen the exhibition to attend, describing it as a community day with exhibition curators, designers and contributors available for conversation.
The transcript notes the exhibition closes in March (exact closing date not specified in the transcript) and the caucus agreed to feature the exhibition as its primary Black History Month activity unless members propose an alternative.
Members were asked to email suggestions if they preferred a different event; no alternative plan was adopted during the meeting.
