A Reckoning by Four Poets of America’s Slave-Holding Past
In Tribute to Black History Month
and A Conversation with Poets of Witness
4:30 pm PST, 5:30 pm MST, 6:30 pm CST, 7:30 pm EST (75 min. program)
After the conclusion of February as Black History Month, also referred to as Black Future Month, Voices of Woodlawn, Poets of Witness, continue the recognition of brave and forgotten lives and continue to honor Black heritage and Black lives past and present.
On March 2, 2022—Creatives in Conversation joins Voices of Woodlawn
in honoring Black lives.
A Creatives in Conversation event not to be missed!
There will not be an open mic for this evening’s hour-long moving, inspiring and impactful special event. There will be a 15 min Q & A.
A Conversation with Poets of Witness
Poets Diane Wilbon Parks, Patrick Washington, Sylvia Dianne “Ladi Di” Beverly and Hiram Larew with Cliff Bernier on harmonica will present and discuss poems, music and artwork about America’s history of slavery.
Join us as we try to imagine the voices of those who were enslaved at Historic Woodlawn Plantation Estate in Fairfax, VA – and what their enslavement means to us today.
Artwork is “Royalty” by Diane Wilbon Parks. Courtesy of Diane Wilbon Parks
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