Voice of Freedom is a documentary celebrating Marian Anderson's groundbreaking journey as a singer and civil rights icon who transcended racial barriers through her artistry and quiet activism.

Voice of Freedom explores the life of Marian Anderson, an African-American singer whose talent transcended racial barriers. Narrated by Renée Elise Goldsberry, it follows her journey from segregated Philadelphia to global fame as the "Voice of the Century. "Despite facing racism, including being barred from Constitution Hall in 1939, she made history with a Lincoln Memorial concert for 75,000 people. The film highlights her quiet yet impactful role in the civil rights movement, including her 1955 Metropolitan Opera debut and participation in the 1963 March on Washington. Anderson's artistry and activism left a lasting legacy on race, democracy, and the arts.

Tanisha Mitchell will facilitate the screening.

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