[NEohioPAL] Black History at Maltz Museum



Honor Black History Month at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage

 

Film:

Strange Fruit

 

Wednesday, February 27

7pm

$10/$8 members

Seating is Limited: for tickets call 216-593-0575

 

“Southern trees bear strange fruit; blood on the leaves and blood at the root.”

 

These haunting lyrics made famous by Billie Holiday were penned by a Jewish schoolteacher from the Bronx. Discover the fascinating story behind Strange Fruit, the anti-lynching anthem of the 1940s that impacted millions during the civil rights movement and endures today as one of the world’s most famous protest songs. Poet, artist, and community activist Cavana Faithwalker will lead a post-viewing discussion about the power of music to affect social change.

 

 

 



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