
Salem United, In. is proud to announce we are producing a Documentary. Negro Election Day's history dates to 1741. "Unmasking of Negro Election Day."
Credits
Contributing:
1. Senator Joan Lovey
2. Greg Coles
3. Mary Richards
4. Joy Kay
5. Doreen Wade
6. Judith Reilly
7. Sean Bennett
Casting Director
Giovanni Alabiso
Actors/Actresses
King Pompey
Phyllis Pompey's wife Actress: Andrea Lyman
Young Phyllis Actress: Senaiah Monieke Lites
Narrator:
Kim Singletary
Videotographer:
Nate, Salem Access TV, Salem MA
Location:
Fort Lee, Salem MA
Director:
Doreen Wade, President, Salem United, Inc., Dracut, MA
Audio
Rene Marchando, Randolph MA
Writer:
Doreen Wade
Script Editing:
Jennifer Emerson
Rene Marchando
Images Courtesy of National archives
Images Courtesy of library of congress
Funding:
Marblehead Community Council, Salem, MA
Contributing Interviewers:
Greg Coles Dance and Drum, Salem, MA
Mary Richards, Salem, MA
Rev. Andre Bennett, Zion Baptist Church, Lynn, MA
Joy Kay, Black American Heritage Flag of 1967, New Jersey
Monieke McNeil, Salem MA
Massachusetts State Senator, Joan Lovely’s Office, Essex County MA
Thank you to all those who contributed to the Documentary
"Though the slaves were bought, they were also brave. Though they were sold, they were also strong."