‘Drapetomania’ benefit for Movement Voter Project Coming June 6
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In 2012, Wayne Harris was invited by the U.S. State Department to travel to Palestine to do workshops and perform a piece about Martin Luther King, Jr. Feeling at times a tool of the Government, spreading a story of peace to oppressed people, he falls into an unexpected journey . . . and maybe the joke’s on Uncle Sam.
Host Suki Wessling interviews Wayne Harris, actor and write of ‘Drapetomania,’ and Hallie Montoya Tansey of the Movement Voter Project.
For more information:
Drapetomania – Benefit for Movement Voter Project Saturday, June 6th @ 7pm London Nelson Community Ctr More information and a link for tickets at wayneharris.net
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