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Preserving Heritage through Stage: An Intimate Conversation with Faye Duncan Daniels
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Join host Dave Washington on Veterans Affairs Plus as he engages in an enlightening conversation with Faye Duncan Daniels, a former Las Vegas resident and playwright now residing in Helena, Arkansas. Faye shares insights into her two powerful plays – the first exploring the significance of rivers in African American history and gospel music, and the second shedding light on the achievements of present-day African Americans in government, including figures like Kamala Harris. Through these theatrical works, Faye aims to preserve cultural heritage and inspire a deeper understanding of the contributions made by African Americans throughout history. Listen in as she delves into the motivation behind her creations and the importance of recognizing and celebrating the achievements of the African American community.
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