"And there is no equality in enforced separatism and there is no freedom in racism."    Reverend J.A. DeLaine -- Scene 11

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Now Let Me Fly was commissioned for the national celebration of the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board through a generous contribution from Washburn University and was first produced by the Brown Foundation.

"As one person wrote afterward, "[I want] to congratulate you on a marvelous...moment...it brought the black and white community out together in a way that I have not seen it since I have been here."
Kelsey Kauffman
Greencastle, IN

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The Topeka Reading

On May 17, 2004 the Brown Foundation presented a star-studded reading of Now Let Me Fly at The Topeka Performing Arts Center. This reading was the culmination of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka and the dedication of the National Historic Site. However, all A NATION ACTS readings -- whether they occurred in large concert halls, schools, living rooms, cafes, coffee houses, community centers or in the streets -- were important to this event. THANK YOU FOR HELPING US MAKE HISTORY!!!

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