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Plaque mounted on former residence of Henrietta Vinton Davis

Posted on May 14, 2010 by Henrietta Vinton Davis

Plaque on the former residence of Henrietta Vinton Davis

Posted in Africa, African Women, Cultural Tourism, D.C., Livication, Marcus Garvey, Proclamation, UNIA | Tagged actress, African Communities League, Atlas Theatre, cultural tourism, Dramatic Reader, Elocutionist, Henrietta Vinton Davis, honor, Linen place, livicate, livicated, Livication, Marcus Garvey, Marcus Moziah Garvey, Northeast DC, plaque, Shero, UNIA, UNIA-ACL, Universal Negro Improvement Association | Leave a comment

A Shero’s Journey: The Livication of Henrietta Vinton Davis

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Henrietta Vinton Davis

Program for “A Shero’s Journey: The Livication of Henrietta Vinton Davis”

Posted in Africa, African Women, Baltimore, Biography, Black Show Business, Black Women, D.C., Foundation, History, Jamaica, Liberia, Livication, Marcus Garvey, Plays, Proclamation, Theatre, UNIA | Tagged Actor, actress, african american women, African Women, Black Women, Henrietta Vinton Davis, Livication, Marcus Garvey, play, Shakespeare, Shakespearean, Shero, stage, Theatre | Leave a comment

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