The African American Writers & Artists (AAWA) of San Diego were recently featured in The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint for their impactful event honoring Harriet Tubman and celebrating the legacy of Black women in history. Held on March 15, 2025, at the Malcolm X Library, the gathering brought together community members to reflect on Tubman’s enduring courage and the significant contributions of Black women.
The event showcased powerful readings from Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman, illuminating her bravery and unwavering commitment to justice. President Prince Graham of AAWA San Diego ensured the program aligned with the organization’s mission to honor African American heritage and artistic expression. Community activist and AAWA historian Gloria Verdieu noted the event’s success, stating, “Turnout was good for San Diego. People came and learned things about our Black women and Harriet Tubman, also that March 10th is Harriet Tubman Day.”
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint, established in 1960, continues to serve as a vital platform for African American voices in the region. Publisher Dr. John E. Warren emphasizes the newspaper’s role as a “guardian of Black history in San Diego,” ensuring that stories like those of the AAWA and Harriet Tubman are preserved and shared with the community.KPBS Pub
For more details on this event, you can read the full article here: .The African American Writers & Artists (AAWA) of San Diego were recently featured in The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint for their impactful event honoring Harriet Tubman and celebrating the legacy of Black women in history. Held on March 15, 2025, at the Malcolm X Library, the gathering brought together community members to reflect on Tubman’s enduring courage and the significant contributions of Black women.
The event showcased powerful readings from Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman, illuminating her bravery and unwavering commitment to justice. Acting President Prince Graham of AAWA San Diego ensured the program aligned with the organization’s mission to honor African American heritage and artistic expression. Community activist and AAWA historian Gloria Verdieu noted the event’s success, stating, “Turnout was good for San Diego. People came and learned things about our Black women and Harriet Tubman, also that March 10th is Harriet Tubman Day.”
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint, established in 1960, continues to serve as a vital platform for African American voices in the region. Publisher Dr. John E. Warren emphasizes the newspaper’s role as a “guardian of Black history in San Diego,” ensuring that stories like those of the AAWA and Harriet Tubman are preserved and shared with the community.KPBS Public Media
For more details on this event, you can read the full article here: https://sdvoice.info/honoring-harriet-tubman-a-celebration-of-legacy-and-courage
