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The 'Ain’t I A Woman' March

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Crocker Park, 201 O St, Sacramento, CA Open in Maps ↗

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THIS IS A FREE AND FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT THAT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!! HOST OF CEREMONIES: Tracie Stafford, Women's Equality Activist FEATURED SPEAKERS: Elaine Brown - Former leader of Black Panther Party Cat Brooks - Black Lives Matter Oakland Dr. Joy Johnson - President of Sacramento Area Congregations Together Dr. Halifu Osumare - Professor of African-American Studies at CSUS Reverend Doretha Williams - Sr. Pastor at Church for All Tina Roberts - Roberts Family Development Center Dr. Andrea Moore - Assistant Professor, Ethnic Studies at CSUS March will begin at Crocker Park at 9 AM We will march to the Capitol, where a rally will commence, full of speakers, performances, and more. Rally is expected to conclude by 12 PM. BLACK WOMEN UNITED hosts the 1st “Ain’t I A Woman” March. The purpose of this unprecedented event is to give all Black women a platform to express themselves and fight for their civil rights. As Black women, whether you're a straight Black woman, a trans Black woman, a religious, spiritual, or atheist Black woman, we are ALL constantly having to reaffirm our place in the world and why we deserve to be here. ​ Historically and presently, efforts have been made to 'put us in our place' and to stop us from speaking our mind. The concept of 'Ain't I a Woman' (AIAW) is a challenge, but also an affirmation. It is not a question, but rather a powerful statement or declaration of our womanhood and demanding all of the respect, adoration, and acceptance that should come with it. This will be a venue for us to speak our minds. To rejoice, cry, heal, and love. There will be political elements, but there will also be art. There will be uncomfortable topics addressed, but there will be joyous moments. The march and rally will swell with the ancestral energy of overcoming, inspiring, and empowering elements that we as black women are genetically made up of. ​ This an all-inclusive event and Black women from ALL walks of life are encouraged to attend.

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  • Crocker Art Museum 216 O St
  • California State Capitol 10Th And L Streets
  • Mellow Me Out Day Spa 555 Capitol Mall, Suite 276
  • Vega's Underground 128 K St.
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