Please join me for a reading of my play:


Who has the right to teach African-American studies? Clea, a singing slave brought to Kansas in 1854 knows the answer. As does Steven A. Douglas, author of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Even Lee-Von, a college student, has his answer. It’s only Laurie, a brand new teacher hired for her first job, who’s not even sure of the question. When Harvard professor, Kwalmie Kandutta shows up, steeped in credentials, how is it he only seems to blur the lines, not illuminate them? Come join this musical journey between time and place and you just might discover who you really are at the end of the dusty trail.