Birthright: The Browder Civil Rights Legacy

Michelle Browder confronts racial maternal healthcare inequities and shares the remarkable civil rights legacy of the Browder family Michelle Browder confronts racial maternal healthcare inequities - both past and present - narrating the stories of enslaved women like Anarcha, Lucy and Betsey who endured torturous medical procedures performed on them without anesthesia or consent. Inspired by her upbringing to this day, she will share the remarkable civil rights legacy of the Browder family. Learn how Aunt Aurelia Browder faced arrest with Rosa Parks and the important role the family played in helping end segregation on Montgomery, Alabama’s buses in the landmark Browder v. Gayle case. A Conversation with: • Michelle Browder, Artist, Storyteller, and Civil Rights Advocate, Founder of the Mothers of Gynecology Movement • Tejash Sanchala, Esq., Executive Director, Westchester County Human Rights Commission