In 2020, I’m working to facilitate an opportunity for greater reconciliation between Black and Jewish communities.
The project title is drawn from World English Bible PSALM 79: 8: “Don't hold the iniquities of our forefathers against us. Let your tender mercies speedily meet us, for we are in desperate need.”
In the words of my creative partner Rahsaan Thomas: “Mass incarceration is rooted in white supremacy. So, the 'us' is all of us. Jewish and Black. Incarcerated and free. Most of us are guilty of our crimes and want mercy from the sentence. Even though factors much bigger than choice landed us in prison, there is no excuse for harming others. So, we need Mercy, which should be granted, due to the totality of circumstances.”
Please help us reframe the conversation. Your support will be used to pay for the artists’ fees, the rigging, the insurance and all the magic that goes on behind the scenes, so we can deliver inspired art in public space, for free. Please show your support by making a secure donation HERE.
Thank you, in advance, for your contribution towards this ambitious project. We can’t do it without you!
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