Sojourner Truth Tour by Kim Russell
Celebrate Women's History Month
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Sojourner Truth Live
a performance by Kim Russell

Sojourner was...

•        An American Hero

•        An Abolitionist

•        A Women’s Rights Advocate

•        Famous for speech “Ain’t I a Woman?”

•        A preacher with a lesson for the 21st
                century          
A fun and engaging tool for studying African American
History Month, Women's History Month and celebrate the
American Experience.

  • Cultural art center presentations
  • For classroom or assembly
  • Chautauqua & Humanities
    studies
  • Women's History (Mar)
  • Black History Month (Feb)

Looking for resources on the life of Sojourner Truth - check here:  
               Background on Sojourner Truth

Great websites to visit:
               Visit Sojourner's first home:  the New Paltz, (New York) Education center's website
               Sojourner Truth Memorial in the Nation's Capital:  National Congress of Black Women
                And be sure to visit the final resting place of Sojourner Truth:
               Battle Creek, Michigan:        Oak Hill - Sojourner Truth
Touring artist Kim Russell, solo performance
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Description:
Touring one-person show, Chautauqua, and humanities presentation.  Celebrate the 19th
amendment and women's right to vote. Celebrate the civil war victory ending slavery.  
"Sojourner Truth live" talks about her journey from slavery to liberation and the fight for
recognition and equality.  Travel with her from Washington DC to Michigan in her celebration
of the human spirit.

Kim Russell has performed on college campuses and regional theaters across the country in
this funny and engaging stage piece.  Ideal for black box, for school assemblies, church
assemblies and more.