Aug 26: Dance Brigade performs in Women Take the Stage
Dance Brigade performs in 
WOMEN TAKE THE STAGE
August 26th, 6pm PST
Watch for free on Facebook Live, YouTube Live, or at womentakethestage.org
WOMEN TAKE THE STAGE COAST-TO-COAST IN A FREE CONCERT ON THE CENTENNIAL OF THE 19TH AMENDMENT
With Gloria Steinem, Alicia Garza, Letitia James, Indigo Girls, Idina Menzel, Vanessa Williams, Dance Brigade, & many more.
On August 26 at 6 PM PST (9 PM ET), top musicians, changemakers, and activist icons gather for a virtual broadcast with one vital call to action: women must focus on voting. Women Take the Stage is a free concert and rally to increase voting by and for women before the November election, airing on YouTube Live, Facebook Live and WomenTaketheStage.org. Along with great music, the night will be interspersed with rousing stories about heroes of the past whose work and sacrifices advanced women’s equality, and important voting actions to take from today’s heroes in the making.
On the centennial of the 19th Amendment, 1@1 Productions, Women March in Seneca Falls and WILL, along with partners When We All Vote and the National LGBTQ Task Force, present an event that acknowledges we have yet to achieve free, fair and safe elections for all. Fans will be inspired by performances and stories from Gloria Steinem, Dolores Huerta, Vanessa Williams, Idina Menzel, Lily Tomlin, Billie Jean King, Alicia Garza, Sweet Honey in the Rock, The Chicks, Indigo Girls, BETTY, Skip the Needle, Dance Brigade, Pura Fé, teen quartet DGLS, the B-52s’ Kate Pierson, founder of The Representation Project Jennifer Siebel Newsom, HBCU president Ruth Simmons, 3rd CTO of the U.S. Megan Smith, Time’s Up CEO Tina Tchen, ERA Coalition CEO Carol Jenkins, disability activist Mia Ives-Rublee, anti-racism leader Rev. Jacqui Lewis, trailblazing transgender politician Andrea Jenkins, poet Staceyann Chin, Native activist Gail Small, and more.
These unprecedented times make business as usual utterly unusual. The massive changes we’ve seen this year mean we need to think and act differently about equality and suffrage. It’s time for women to take the stage.
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