IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL: Barbara Ballinger Lecture: Natalie Moore

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Join us for a lecture and Q&A in this year's Barbara Ballinger Lecture with author and WBEZ Journalist Natalie Moore, in conversation with local radio host Doris Davenport. Moore is the author of the book The Billboard, a play about abortion, which was produced as a play by 16th Street TheaterThe Billboard is about a fictional Black women’s clinic in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood on the South Side and how it gets involved in the public debate over abortion.

About the Barbara Ballinger Lecture
Each fall we gather to celebrate and recognize former head librarian Barbara Ballinger and her many years of dedicated service to the library and to Oak Park. This annual event is sponsored by the Friends of the Oak Park Public Library. Learn more »

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