Wear white, bring instruments, something creative to share like a poem or story from your ancestral treasure chest.
We start at 9 AM sharp as others are remembering African Ancestors of the Middle Passage this weekend as well. Visit remembertheancestors.com for more information.
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| Processing through the Doors of No Return @ Maafa Commemoration, October 9, 2016©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Waiting for everyone to make it to the other side. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Blessings at the Altar before crossing the water to the other side. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Chained, we shuffle along to a place we cannot imagine. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved |
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| We are the music. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved |
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| We were the color in the rainbow that morning. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Three sisters. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| The drummers. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| They travel to the otherside together, one of the few who were not separated. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| We are still here! ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Navigating the turbulence. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Deep conversations. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| The Sisters recognize the beauty in each other. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Traveling to the other side. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| The rainbow below. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| Distance. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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| I am here. ©Wanda Sabir. All Rights Reserved. |
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