• Leave about 2:20-ish to go
  • (northeast) on Broadway past
    •  WUFO (Black-owned, woman-owned) Radio Station
    • the Colored Musicians’ Club
• (south) down Michigan African American Heritage Corridor, past
  • Michigan Avenue Baptist Church
    • the Nash House
• then headed west on Clinton to the Central Public Library’s (CPL’s) auditorium.
• Parking is free on weekends!

Program

Opening in Lafayette Square

Emcee: Victory Ross

Land & Enslaved Peoples Acknowledgment, followed by Silence (Victory)

Ebony White (poem)

Good Medicine Singers, Haudenosaunee (march & auditorium)

During the Actual March

Darelyn Spruce, Onondawaga, drumming during March

Singing and positive chants during march

In Auditorium- Main Program (Will also be livestreamed)

Emcees: Ann Converso, CWA 1168; Franchelle Parker, Executive Director, Open Buffalo

Serless Adams & Verneice Turner, Phenomenal Ladies of Rhythm (drumming/singing)

Rachel Henderson, Michigan St Baptist Church

Vonetta Rhodes, “You, Her, Us: The Government is in My Uterus”

Meredith Ouderkirk, Planned Parenthood WNY

Vivian Waltz, WNYPC

Fragrance Of Yah, Fragrance of Yah Records LLC

India Walton, RootsAction

Diana Lynn Patton, Defense of Democracy

Clara Eldridge (singing Spark of Creation, about Eve)

Buffalo Myanmar Association of Youth speaker

Lori Robinson, League of Women Voters

Pat Bozeman (Singing)

Milo Lister, Ain’t I a Woman? campaign

Good Medicine Singers – will be closing out the main program

Ring of Knowledge – Live Art Demo with Participation

Emcee:  Meg Gerrity, Justice For Migrant Families

When Auditorium is FULL, these are options:

Library 2nd Floor – Buffalo Public Schools Art Exhibit
Some of the artists may be there to talk about their work

Back in Lafayette Square

Speakers & Open Mic

Cosponsors