A choropoem of poetry from real people enslaved in America in the 18th centurey, Harlem renaissance poets and the work of Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen interwoven to tell the 400 year history of African peoples enslaved in the Americas.  Told against the backdrop of national African American artwork, true recorded songs of ex-slaves, live drumming and song the story of humanity, capture, pain, resistance and re-emergence is told through poetry and movement.  Saturday, February 15, 2019 at Richmond Public Library 101 E. Franklin St., Richmond, VA.  Performance will be streamed live and shown in 5 minute shorts on youtube channel.