Gay author E. Lynn Harris will be speaking at Wayne State University in Detroit about life as gay man while being a minority on Friday, April 1.
Author of "Invisible Life," "Just As I Am," "And this Too Shall Pass," "If This World Were Mine" and "Abide By Me," Harris has been featured on over the past three years on Out Magazine's "Out 100" list and New York Magazine's "Gay Power 101." He also has been named to Ebony's "Most Intriguing Blacks" list and Savoy's "100 Leaders and Heroes in Black America."
A popular college lecturer, Harris has spoken at the colleges and universities all across the country and will speak at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 1 in the General Lectures Hall on the main campus of Wayne State University. This event is free and open to the public. Convenient parking is available in Structure #2 for a charge of $3.50. For a map to Wayne State University go to campusmap.wayne.edu.
This event is sponsored by the Wayne State University Student Council Program Board. For more information, please call the Program Board office at 313-577-8054 or email at [email protected].
E. Lynn Harris coming to Wayne State April 1
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