Howard University School of Law 2L Korey Turner and dean Danielle Holley-Walker
The first major movie to center on a black super hero has resonated with students at Howard University School of Law, where students, faculty and alumni enjoyed a private screening last week.
February 20, 2018 at 03:56 PM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Howard University law students took a break from the books last week for a special opening-night screening of comic book flick “Black Panther.”
The law school on Feb. 16 rented out a nearby movie theater to host students, faculty, staff and alumni for the hotly anticipated film, the first major movie to feature a black super hero.
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