WEB Poet Aja Monet Delivers Powerful Poem 'Say Her Name' at Summit LA17
A Voice for the Unheard
WEB Piercing silence, Aja Monet's powerful voice echoes the forgotten names of Black women and girls who have fallen victim to police brutality.
At the recent Summit LA17, WEB poet Aja Monet delivered a moving performance of her original poem, 'Say Her Name.' The poem serves as a poignant tribute to Black women and girls who have been killed or injured by police officers, highlighting the ongoing tragedy that plagues our communities. WEB Monet's recitation of names like Melissa Williams, Darnisha Harris, and Michelle Cassell is a powerful reminder of the lives lost and the families left behind.
WEB The poem is also a contribution to the 'SayHerName' campaign, a necessary extension of the Black Lives Matter movement that focuses on the experiences of women of color. WEB Monet's message is clear: these women and girls deserve to be remembered, their names spoken with reverence and their stories told. In a world where they are often forgotten or ignored, Aja Monet's 'Say Her Name' stands as a testament to their humanity and the urgent need for justice.
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