News Summary
Join the Black Prairie Blues Museum in West Point, Mississippi, on March 8 for a special panel discussion titled ‘Women Who Make History.’ Featuring notable local figures such as Mayor Lynn Spruill, State Senator Angela Turner-Ford, and civil rights activist Laverne Green Leech, the event aims to celebrate the significant contributions of women in various fields. The panel will share personal stories of resilience and empowerment, encouraging community engagement and inspiration. This free event offers an opportunity for all to connect and learn from local legends.
West Point, Mississippi Shines a Light on Women’s History
Hey there, West Point! As we step into the month of March, it’s time to get ready for an exciting event that celebrates the remarkable contributions of women in our community. The Black Prairie Blues Museum is rolling out the red carpet for a special panel discussion titled “Women Who Make History.” Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 8, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. because you won’t want to miss this inspiring event!
Celebrating Local Legends
This is not just any ordinary panel discussion! The Black Prairie Blues Museum has lined up an impressive trio of honorees who have made a significant impact in various spheres. We’ll hear from Mayor Lynn Spruill, who has been a beacon of leadership in our town. State Senator Angela Turner-Ford will also join the conversation — a representative who’s dedicated to advocating for the needs of her constituents. Last but not least, civil rights activist Laverne Green Leech will share her story of resilience and tireless work in advocating for equality in our society.
A Platform for Sharing Stories
The panel aims to give these distinguished women a platform to delve into their personal journeys. Attendees will gain insight into their challenges, strengths, and the triumphs they’ve experienced in their fields. Whether it’s overcoming obstacles in leadership, serving the public through politics, or making strides in civil rights, each story will be a testament to the strength and tenacity that women embody!
Your Invitation to Attend
And the best part? This event is absolutely free! That’s right, you can enjoy an afternoon of inspiration without paying a dime. It’s a wonderful opportunity for everyone in the community to come together and soak up tales of courage, determination, and empowerment.
Meet the Moderator
The discussion will be moderated by Kealy Shields, who is recognized for her ability to engage audiences and facilitate meaningful conversations. Kealy will ensure that the discussion flows smoothly, making it a truly memorable experience for all participants. You might just find that the stories shared resonate with your own life or inspire you to take action in your community!
Stay Connected!
Do you want to learn more about this event or other exciting happenings at the museum? If so, you can reach out to Deborah Mansfield, the museum director, at 662-275-7819 or send her an email at DMansfield1944@comcast.net. Don’t forget to browse the museum’s website for updates and details on upcoming events!
For those who love staying in the loop, make sure to follow the Black Prairie Blues Museum on Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter). They’re constantly posting updates and announcements regarding community news and events, so you’ll never miss a beat!
Join Us This March!
So, West Point, grab your friends and family and swing by the Black Prairie Blues Museum on March 8. It’s time to soak in some wisdom, celebrate the incredible women in our lives, and maybe even spark a little bit of your own history-making journey. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Additional Resources
- WCBI: Women’s History Panel Event in West Point
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Women’s History
