PAST: HAPPY HOUR + PANEL: The final "Humanitini" of this series - Organized by the Humanities Council of Washington, DC - will be a Panel Discussion on the Redskins name and logo on WED, April 3rd at 6:30pm, at 876 Cafe, Jamaican Restaurant, near UDC and the Van Ness Metro, Free

The Humanities Council of Washington, DC hosts another Humanitini Series, this time at 876 Cafe in Van Ness, right by the metro. Three Wednesday Night Happy Hour Panel Discussions will be held Wednesday, March 20th - Wednesday, April 3rd. The conversation will begin around 6:30pm, but you might want to come early to grab a seat, a drink, and some appetizers. 10% of the evening's proceeds go to support the Humanities Council!

The Humanities Council serves as a catalyst for the preservation of DC history and culture, providing DC residents with free workshops and events in addition to educational and leadership training to youth, multiple grant programs, and an online Digital Museum for DC! You can stay connected with the Humanities Council on facebook and @HumanitiesDC on twitter and learn about additional upcoming events on their website event page.

Final event of this series:

Wednesday, April 3rd

Humanitini: The Washington Redskins - Are you offended, or do you defend it?
6:30pm

RSVP requested on eventbrite
A recent Smithsonian symposium and a flurry of Washington Post articles have reignited the debate over the Washington Redskins historic name and logo. Is it tradition or is it racism? No matter which point of view you support, join in on the discussion by engaging a panel of experts as we discuss the issue at this lively and enlightening mixer.

876 Cafe - a Jamaican Cafe
(apparently 876 is the area code for Jamaica)
4221-B Connecticut Ave, NW

Metro: Van Ness, just one block from the metro