A Feminist Walk Through Harlem:

Celebrating Remarkable Women


How do we honor Black and Latina women? How do we preserve their legacy? 2020 marks the Centennial of Women’s Suffrage, but Black women’s contributions to the movement largely go uncelebrated, and most Black women in America could not vote until 1965. As the city and the nation confront issues of representation and equity in public commemoration, and to build on FRIENDS' discussion of the Women's Right Pioneers Monument in Central Park, please join FRIENDS of the Upper East Side and Save Harlem Now! for a virtual walk through Harlem. The tour will focus on sites publicly celebrating pioneering Black and Latina women, and issues surrounding the preservation of such sites. Tour guide Leigh Hallingby, of Harlem Walks, will explore the neighborhood murals, mosaics, plaques, and other forms of public commemoration honoring such pioneers as Vivian Robinson, Ella Fitzgerald, Madam C.J. Walker, Billie Holiday, Mother Clara Hale, Ruby Dee, Lois Alexander, Mary McLeod Bethune, Julia de Burgos, A'Lelia Walker, Nicholasa Mohr, and Zora Neale Hurston.


Monday, October 26th

6:00 p.m.


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Leigh Hallingby

Leigh Hallingby is a licensed NYC tour guide who is passionate about exploring the city's vast array of neighborhoods on foot. She specializes in Harlem, Morningside Heights, and the Upper West Side. A former librarian, Leigh also enjoys doing research about the neighborhoods in which she specializes and sharing the information about them with visitors.


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