A Linc in Time: The Lincoln Alexander Story, a 48-minute film in which Lincoln Alexander gives an unedited account of his remarkable life, will screen Wednesday.
Produced and directed by Nicole Brooks, the film will screen March 20 at 10am in the Nat Taylor Cinema, N102 Ross Building, 
Keele campus. Admission is free.
In his 87th year, Alexander delivers an account of his childhood, his entry into politics as the first black member of Parliament in 1968 and his experiences as the first black lieutenant-governor in Canada. It is the last-known time that Alexander talks about his life in his own words.
The result is a film that pays tribute to his triumphs, obstacles and tragedies, creating a portrait of a man that is surprising, heartbreaking and often funny, but always inspiring. The production of A Linc in Time was fully funded by OMNI Television.
The filmmaker, Brooks, will be in attendance and will give a short talk following the 
film.
Lincoln Alexander
The screening is co-presented by the Art Gallery of York University (AGYU), the Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on the Global Migrations of African Peoples, the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies and the Department of Film at York University.
For more information, contact Allyson Adley at ext. 88608 or aadley@yorku.ca.
The AGYU is in the Accolade East Building, Keele campus. Gallery hours are: Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm; Wednesday, 10am to 8pm; Sunday from noon to 5pm; and closed Saturday.