Enjoy a special screening of Race: The Al Young Story. Find out how local legend Al Young broke stereotypes to become the first Asian American world champion drag racer, overcoming a learning disability in the process.
Join Al Young for this special viewing and discussion to learn how he met these challenges and used his disability to become a world champion.
Location: Joshua Green Foundation Theater
Cost: Free for MOHAI members / Included with museum admission
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