About this Event
Fighting institutional systems of oppression begins in our communities, with our friends and neighbors, to build a voice, a choir, a movement for diversity, equity, and inclusion. There are ethical ways to challenge bigotry and prejudice in person and in law. “Freedom isn’t free. Sometimes one must fight.”
With live music by Lindsay Wilson.
About the Speaker
Lujira Cooper is an African American lesbian activist living on New York’s Upper West Side. She facilitates a writing playshop at SAGE, an advocacy organization for the elder LGBTQ population. Lujira is featured in two coffee table photography books: Grace Bonney’s COLLECTIVE WISDOM: Lessons, Inspiration and Advice from Women Over 50 and THE WATERMARK’s NOT ANOTHER SECOND, which speaks of the lives of fourteen LGBTQ seniors and is a touring exhibit. Her novel Theft of Trust is available at Amazon.com, ThriftBooks, and Ebay. Currently, she is working on a space saga and a second in the Theft of series about strong women. Between 2016 and 2020 she received three degrees BA and MA in Creative Writing and English and a BS in Criminal Justice. Lujira spoke at the SAGE gala and the 2019 Opening of 50 years of Pride. She is a Trustee at Brooklyn Ethical.
About the Musician
Ethical friend and musician, Lindsey Wilson is known for her unique blend of genres. She gained popularity through her engaging live performances and social media presence. Her music often features themes of empowerment and personal growth. Wilson has released several singles and is working on her debut album. She collaborates with other artists and producers to expand her sound. Fans appreciate her authenticity and relatable lyrics.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture, 269 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, United States
USD 0.00
