Beyond NYU: Confronting family lineage through spoken word

Дата публикации: 15-10-2026 11:00:14

Growing up, Bettye Kearse’s mother and grandfather often reiterated a credo her family had passed down for eight generations: “Always remember — you’re a Madison. You come from African slaves and a president.” In 1990, her mother handed her a box of memorabilia, and Kearse set out on a 25-year odyssey to confront her family...
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