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From the librettist June Carryl: “Oluwatoyin Salau was a kid: 19. She studied cosmetology, started a business in hairdressing, modeled, was homeless, wanted to be a lawyer. A near-regular on the local news in Tallahassee the summer of George Floyd’s murder, she was growing into a significant voice in the Black Lives Matter movement—and she died at the hands of a Black man. She said once, ‘I will die being Black.’ She understood how very much Blac...
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1 dates (8 Jun - 8 Jun)
Jun
8
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3:30 pm
Colburn School
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