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The Moral Arc of Black History Reconsidered: Leslie Lee's "Colored People's Time" at Robey Theatre Company
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The Moral Arc of Black History Reconsidered: Leslie Lee's "Colored People's Time" at Robey Theatre Company
Lining up to vote in Selma, Alabama, 1963. The courthouse/voting area closed before people could get in to vote. (Photo courtesy of Commonwealth of Virginia University Library) Leslie Lee’s Colored People’s Time The Moral Arc of Black History Reconsidered RECOMMENDED One has to wonder about the interconnection of two plays from the 1980s that string together sketches from African American history. The first of these is Leslie Lee’s Colored Peo…
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