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Toi, moi, Tituba… inspired by the story of an enslaved black woman accused in the Salem witch trials - The Montrealer
Festival TransAmériques presents Toi, moi, Tituba… Surrounded by a forest of neon lights, Rwandan dancer and musician Dorothée Munyaneza invokes the black women that colonial archives have tried to erase from history—including Tituba, an enslaved black woman accused in the infamous Salem witch trials. With graceful, measured movements, striving with every fibre of her being, […] The post Toi, moi, Tituba… inspired by the story of an enslaved bl…
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