Newark Museum Official: A Living Painting

[@nifernic5269]

Thank you for this wonderful presentation. I used it in conjunction with the Jeanette Winter picture book, "Follow the Drinking Gourd." My fourth grade music class was held in rapt attention while Ms. James portrayed Charity. Fabulous educational piece!

[@somethingradical]

This is beautiful. Thank you to the writer and actress. I wrote a monologue based on a mural in southern Georgia based on few accounts of their family. My monologue won awards and it's sparked a fire under me. A fire to explore, and tell, many more African American stories.

[@TheAnnaFisher]

Thank you for posting, inspiring work, Tia James! One love

[@StruSchool]

This will be a beautiful addition to a series of lessons I am writing regarding slavery and the Civil War. for second graders. Thank you. This is a touching presentation.

[@buddybleau]

Lady, you are sooo precious! I am from the south and I can relate to what you're speaking of. By the way, I am a 71yr. old white man. You are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. It was very interesting.

[@thejelan]

Well done! I enjoyed it, interesting.

[@gideondorff7322]

She,s a beautiful woman