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 Black Solidarity Day was first observed in 1969 on the campus of Brooklyn College, when several students and activists were inspired by a controversial play entitled A Day of Absenceby Douglas Turner Ward. The one-act comedy depicts a small southern town in turmoil when all the Black citizens suddenly disappear, revealing the political, social and economic power of the Black community. The play…