Poet  and Emmy Award Nominee, Professor Susanna Rich shares stories of her Hungarian grandmother's influence through the words she spoke when arriving at Ellis Island, her poetry, songs and empowering determination. Susanna continues the legacy as she passionately shares selected poems from her book, Shout: Poetry for Suffrage.

Poet and Emmy Award Nominee, Professor Susanna Rich shares stories of her Hungarian grandmother's influence through the words she spoke when arriving at Ellis Island, her poetry, songs and empowering determination. Susanna continues the legacy as she passionately shares selected poems from her book, Shout: Poetry for Suffrage.

Poet&nbsp; and Emmy Award Nominee, Professor Susanna Rich shares stories of her Hungarian grandmother's influence through the words she spoke when arriving at Ellis Island, her poetry, songs and empowering determination. Susanna continues the legacy as she passionately shares selected poems from her book, Shout: Poetry for Suffrage.

SHOUT: Suffrage Poetry of Susanna Rich

Perkins Center for the Arts hosts multi-disciplinary arts podcasts..  The first series, Upon Our Authority presents sensational stories and intriguing interviews on women's empowerment  through four periods: Suffrage (1840-1920) , Rosie the Riveter(1940-1960), The Second Wave/Civil Rights (1960-1990) and the New Millennium (2000-present). Our intrigue investigates the lives and times by exploring oral expressions and folk traditions (celebrations, family rituals, foods, social values, religion, folk songs, stories, holidays, material culture, vernacular culture, occupational culture, gatherings and more) with a particular focus on New Jersey and women of melanin endowed ethnicities.  Podcast is hosted by Queen Nur, International Storyteller, and Director of the Folklife Center at Perkins Center.  Guests include scholars, historians, storytellers and poets.  Sponsored by New Jersey Council for the Humanities, New Jersey Council on the Arts, Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders.

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Perkins Center for the Arts hosts multi-disciplinary arts podcasts.. The first series, Upon Our Authority presents sensational stories and intriguing interviews on women's empowerment through four periods: Suffrage (1840-1920) , Rosie the Riveter(1940-1960), The Second Wave/Civil Rights (1960-1990) and the New Millennium (2000-present). Our intrigue investigates the lives and times by exploring oral expressions and folk traditions (celebrations, family rituals, foods, social values, religion, folk songs, stories, holidays, material culture, vernacular culture, occupational culture, gatherings and more) with a particular focus on New Jersey and women of melanin endowed ethnicities. Podcast is hosted by Queen Nur, International Storyteller, and Director of the Folklife Center at Perkins Center. Guests include scholars, historians, storytellers and poets. Sponsored by New Jersey Council for the Humanities, New Jersey Council on the Arts, Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders.

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