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A MORE TO TALK ABOUT CONVERSATION

Interwoven History Black and Native American Solidarity
ABOUT THIS CONVERSATION

In partnership with Roundabout Theatre Company and Safe Harbors NYC, Level Forward's Anthem Award-winning More To Talk About convened artists, advocates, and community leaders for a powerful conversation exploring Afro-Indigeneity, the shared histories of Black and Native communities, and the importance of building solidarity through storytelling. Inspired by the life and work of William S. Yellow Robe Jr., the evening featured an opening artistic activation from Grandchildren of the Buffalo Soldiers, performed by Kimberly JaJuan, along with thoughtful dialogue from Chenae Bullock, Trevor Smith, Kimberly JaJuan, and Diane Fraher.

More to Invest in Indigenous Arts

Get engaged with community and support Indigenous-led arts movements. Read about the Native Theatre Movement and add your name to the growing list of folks calling for change.

Kimberly JaJuan
More to Gather

Always keep the conversation going. Don’t be afraid to host your own gatherings for honest dialogue inspired by art. Check out the short film WE RIDE FOR HER, and the accompanying impact report.

Diane Fraher
More to Be Changed

Let narratives change you and lead you to finding your role in the movement. Begin by reading the work of William S. Yellow Robe Jr. and learning more about his life.

Chenae Bullock
More to Stand Together

To build Black and Indigenous solidarity, we should be connecting the conversations and strategies between the call for Reparations and Land Back efforts.

Trevor Smith