‘Lest We Forget’

This year’s Black Anthology production, “Lest We Forget,” focused on the tumultuous 1960s — a time when university students protested unequal treatment and demanded more African-American studies departments. Now in its 22nd year, the student-run production is held annually during Black History Month. Through drama, poetry, dance and music, students seek to educate people about African-American culture and to highlight important issues of racism and human rights. Above: WUSTL students depict a group meeting in which they discuss reimplementing minority initiatives, such as scholarships and cultural shows, that have been eliminated. Below: Members of WU Style Step perform during a rally scene. The show was held Feb. 3 and 4 in Edison Theatre.
(Credit: Sid Hastings (2))