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While clearing out their late mother's belongings in August 2020, two siblings discover a package containing a record, suggesting a possible romantic link between their grandmother and Paul Robeson, dating back to 1949.
As they watch coverage of protests at the latest police shooting happening down the road from them, they recall their mother telling them of protests at a Robeson concert outside Peekskill NY on September 4, 1949.
They realise that as a child, she had witnessed the best and the worst of their country in violent conflict in the same way as was unfolding now in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Contains some racist and anti-Semitic language.
This is an imagined story based around the Peekskill and Kenosha happenings.
Length: 55 minutes. Followed by Q&A with the author.
TICKETS: Pay what you feel you can afford - to listen only, and/or to support our artistic work by paying more than you might normally expect. You can mix and match tickets to reach a figure not listed. Thank you.
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| Sunday Feb 12, 2023 6:00 PM - Sunday Feb 12, 2023 8:00 PM | £5.00 - £30.00 |
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LocationTayo Aluko's Zoom Room
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| Minimum Age: 12 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
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