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In 2019, a play entitled #SayHerName: The Lives That Should Have Been debuted at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, CA. The play is based on the interviews with our #SayHerName Mothers’ Network participants and invites us to reimagine the lives of Black women, girls and femmes in an alternative realm in which their deaths never happened.
As the campaign has grown over the years, this performance seeks to capture the ever growing dynamic of what it means to exist in a reality in which your loved ones can be snatched from you without public outcry and legal justice while engaging art to activate our imagination toward new realities.
On Monday, December 8, we will gather an incredible group of artists to present a staged reading of the play in New York City. Written by Kimberlé Crenshaw, a.k. payne, Julia Sharpe-Levine and G'Ra Asim,.


