In my African American Theatre class, we were fortunate enough to read Beah Richard's play, "A Black Woman Speaks." I thought it was powerful on paper, but watching it performed is devastating, and beautiful, and deserves to be shared with the world.
We live in a difficult and wonderful time in history, and I think it's important that activists and artists like Beah Richards are recognized, and their messages listened to.
I am, like Richards was, an artist and activist
I am, like Richards was, a woman. I will stand with all women, and I will fight for human equality.
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