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X-WR-CALDESC:GLIDE - San Francisco: serving the people of the Tenderloin
  and San Francisco since 1963
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SUMMARY:Maya Angelou and GLIDE: Rainbow in the Clouds screening & discus
 sion
DESCRIPTION:Tenderloin Museum and the San Francisco Public Library prese
 nt a screening of Rainbow in the Clouds\, a documentary exploring Dr. An
 gelou’s deep and meaningful history with Glide Memorial Church\, in a 
 public program hosted by Marvin K. White\, the current Minister of Celeb
 ration at the TL’s church of radical love. \nFt. Marvin K. White\, Mi
 nister of Celebration at Glide Memorial Church\nThursday November 14\, 2
 024 | 5:30-7:30pm\nAt the Tenderloin Museum | 398 Eddy St. SF\, CA 94102
 \nFree to attend (donations welcome) | Register to attend via Humanitix\
 nIn 1992\, the Detroit Educational Television Foundation produced a docu
 mentary about the GLIDE Memorial Church from the perspective of poet\, w
 riter\, Civil Rights activist\, and longtime GLIDE congregation member D
 r. Maya Angelou called Rainbow in the Clouds. Originally broadcast on PB
 S\, this extraordinary hour of TV gives a snapshot of GLIDE in the early
  ‘90s: its robust Sunday Celebrations\, expansive programs serving the
  Tenderloin\, collective activism\, along with profiles of the remarkabl
 e individuals who comprise the GLIDE community. Dr. Angelou conducts int
 erviews with her friends Rev. Cecil Williams and Janice Mirikitani as we
 ll as with many folks who have found community\, transformation\, and lo
 ve at GLIDE.\nThe Tenderloin Museum is partnering with the San Francisco
  Public Library to screen Rainbow in the Clouds in conjunction with a mu
 ltifaceted celebration of Dr. Angelou’s legacy in San Francisco. She i
 s the subject of the recently unveiled “Portrait of a Phenomenal Woman
 ” monument by artist Lava Thomas–the first commemorating a Black wom
 an in San Francisco’s Civic Art Collection–that is located outside t
 he SFPL Main Branch. The new monument inspired SFPL to choose Angelou’
 s classic I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings as the 19th “One City One Bo
 ok” selection. And with its recent acquisition of GLIDE’s historical
  archive\, the San Francisco History Center has organized Dear Sister Ma
 ya Angelou\, an exhibit on the sixth floor of the SFPL Main Branch that 
 explores her longtime membership in the congregation at GLIDE and her wi
 th Reverend Cecil Williams and poet Janice Mirikitani.
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