Swing Low: Harriet Tubman Memorial — Attraction in New York

My 5-year-old's kindergarten class studied Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. Her only request for our trip to New York was to see Swing Low and honor the woman who saved so many. The piece is so moving, it brought me to tears. I read that the artist was criticized for insisting she face south instead of north towards freedom. But the artist said it reminds us that Tubman's path was two-way. She didn't just lead people to freedom and cross some proverbial finish line. She went back again and again, continuing her good and treacherous work. In this strange and tumultuous time in our country, i believe Harriet Tubman's spirit is alive and well. I am inspired to be an advocate and ally - to help in whatever way possible break the chains of racism and...

The image of figures coming out of Ms Tubman's dress are nightmare friendly. She is clearly on the way to buy a new one up north. Upside, there is seating available to eat lunch on warm summer days and so long as you don't make eye contact with the faces emerging from the dress you should be able to sleep soundly at night. I prefer the Frederick Douglass statue on 110th street; Tactfully done and no dream...

On March 10, 2020, which is Ancestor Tubman's Birthday, I have invited to sing 2-Songs: "LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING," and "STAND UP" from the Harriet Tubman film. This will be my first visit, but I know that I will love being part of what the day represents. I absolutely love having the opportunity to honor this great woman. I will return after to post a photo of the day. Peace, and Blessings to you and...