Crime and Punishment Symposium at Dillard University
The effects that crime and incarceration have on African-Americans will be discussed during three days of speeches and panel discussions at Dillard University. The March 20-22 symposium in Georges Hall will be free and open to the public.
New Orleans' criminal justice system will be a continuing topic, Dillard spokesman Brendan Twist said.
The effects that crime and incarceration have on African-Americans will be discussed during three days of speeches and panel discussions at Dillard University. The March 20-22 symposium in Georges Hall will be free and open to the public.