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Kenyatta Emmanuel On These Things

Kenyatta Emmanuel explores the beauty of life, love, and the human condition, reminding us of all that we hold in common.

Kenyatta Emmanuel On These Things

Kenyatta Emmanuel explores the beauty of life, love, and the human condition, reminding us of all that we hold in common.

June 18th FREEDOM DAY Juneteenth Celebration

Join Museum of the City of New York Friday, JUne 18th at 4:00pm for FREEDOM SONGS featuring Kenyatta Emmanuel & Shanelle Gabriel, an afternoon of song and spoken word reflections celebrating freedom and commemorating the ending of American slavery. This seated, outdoor event will take place on the Museum's front terrace.

Songwriter Kenyatta Emmanuel is an artist and activist who has shared his music from Sing Sing to Carnegie Hall, offering a full live concert the same day of his release after serving 24½ years in prison. His music and message explore the beauty of life, love, and the human condition, reminding us of all that we hold in common.

Shanelle Gabriel is a poet, singer, and lupus warrior from Brooklyn, NY who has performed internationally including Africa and Europe. Widely known for featuring on HBO's Def Poetry Jam, she has shared the stage with artists such as Jill Scott, Nas, Nikki Giovanni, and more. She was listed as one of Blavity.com's "Artist Activists You Should Know" and one of "8 Millennial Feminist Poets That Dese

Kenyatta Emmanuel On These Things

Kenyatta Emmanuel On These Things

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