This May, learn how Black Americans traveled during segregation at a screening and panel discussion for "The Green Book: Guide to Freedom." The film covers a travel guide printed in 1936 during segregation. During the Jim Crow era, the Green Book was used by Black travelers to find restaurants, hotels, and other businesses that would welcome them without discrimination. The guide was a roadmap for safe passage within a then-segregated country. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from this Smithsonian film screening and engage in discussion at the Frenzy Brewing Company in Edmond. The discussion will feature Ed Threatt as well as other panelists.