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Join The Gist of Freedom as we continue our reading of Breaking The Chains!
You're Invited!..Come to The African American Museum of Philadelphia as The Gist For Freedom screens the documentary The Contradiction of Fair Hope- And Discuss Mother Bethel's cemetery which was recently unearthed underneath a playground.
Register Now!!!!
The Contradictions of Fair Hope” Narrated by Whoopi Goldberg, chronicles the little-known story of the Fair Hope Benevolent Society in Alabama, one of the nation’s last surviving benevolent societies. They were groups formed in the 1700's throughout the country to build schools, care for the sick, feed the hungry, and bury the dead. The first society, The Free African Society was established in Philadelphia by Bishop Richard Allen in 1756.
Visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture,
photo of Tubman's personal book of hymns
Nat Turner’s Bible
Rex Ellis, a curator
Merkerson co-produced and co-directed the film with Rockell Metcalf, who came to the story through a conversation with his 99-year-old grandmother, the oldest surviving member of the Fair Hope Benevolent Society.
Watch the Trailer http://youtu.be/wIbjlq9ZQiw
(215) 574-0380 Adrienne Whaley http://www.aampmuseum.org
Click to watch A video on a Historical Philadelphia Cemetery
http://on.fb.me/1cnfdgQ
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Join The Gist of Freedom as we continue our reading of Breaking The Chains!
You're Invited!..Come to The African American Museum of Philadelphia as The Gist For Freedom screens the documentary The Contradiction of Fair Hope- And Discuss Mother Bethel's cemetery which was recently unearthed underneath a playground.
Register Now!!!!
The Contradictions of Fair Hope” Narrated by Whoopi Goldberg, chronicles the little-known story of the Fair Hope Benevolent Society in Alabama, one of the nation’s last surviving benevolent societies. They were groups formed in the 1700's throughout the country to build schools, care for the sick, feed the hungry, and bury the dead. The first society, The Free African Society was established in Philadelphia by Bishop Richard Allen in 1756.
Visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture,
photo of Tubman's personal book of hymns
Nat Turner’s Bible
Rex Ellis, a curator
Merkerson co-produced and co-directed the film with Rockell Metcalf, who came to the story through a conversation with his 99-year-old grandmother, the oldest surviving member of the Fair Hope Benevolent Society.
Watch the Trailer http://youtu.be/wIbjlq9ZQiw
(215) 574-0380 Adrienne Whaley http://www.aampmuseum.org
Click to watch A video on a Historical Philadelphia Cemetery
http://on.fb.me/1cnfdgQ
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