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COST: $20
VENUE: Brooklyn Museum
ADDRESS: 200 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11238, USA
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women honors the legacy of Maya Angelou with an evening of social justice–infused poetry and spoken word performance. This year’s program, “Speaking Their Names,” honors women (and men) who have suffered social injustice, including police brutality and domestic violence, and empowers women to take action. Includes performances by Toni Blackman, Sheikia Norris "Purple Haze," Christine "Phya Startah" Gilliam, Barbara Bethea, and Robyn Baxter "IBePoet," as well as special guest Valerie Bell, mother of Sean Bell. This event honors the group Art Girl Army and is produced by Def Poetry co-founder Deborah Pointe.
Hosted by Brooklyn Museum of Art.
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