"Remembering..." is a dynamic multimedia production that delves into the profound history of the Middle Passage, Slavery, and Emancipation. It weaves together Dr. Johnny Ray Youngblood's insightful teachings with Tom Feelings' impactful imagery. Through a fusion of Contemporary and African Dance, enriched by spoken word, music, and African drumming, the narrative of African American history is beautifully portrayed.

This compelling presentation takes audiences on a journey from the transatlantic crossing to the present, offering an engaging and thought-provoking art experience. It honors our ancestors and their lasting legacy while also acknowledging current societal challenges. Amidst today's polarizing issues, it is vital to remember our roots and the ongoing journey towards progress.

During Black History Month, this production also commemorates the 60th anniversary of Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s seminal "I Have a Dream" speech, symbolizing the fight for racial and social justice. This momentous occasion significantly influenced the Civil Rights Movement and legislation but also faced opposition and violence.

The aftermath of this historic event saw the tragic 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama, and the violent confrontations on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, marking critical moments in the struggle for civil rights.