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“It made me think of what it would have been like to be in their shoes. It’s sad to think of how they were treated.”
– Kendrick Williams, Youth attendee from Dallas County Juvenile Department

“It stays with you and you find more and more in it as you think about it. I cannot think of anything as relevant as this, given the world we are in right now. It gives hope that people can change even in the most difficult of circumstances.”
– Becky Sykes, Executive Director, Dallas Women’s Foundation

“As a professor for many years, I understand the importance of education. And I know that there are some very important lessons that are better taught through the arts than by lectures or in classrooms.”
– Lloyd (Jeff) Dumas, Professor of Political Economy,
University of Texas at Dallas

“This is a wonderful example of how artists can inspire change and make a difference by imagining new beginnings and new models.”
– José Antonio Bowen, Dean, SMU Meadows School of the Arts

Photos From Truth in Translation Performancesline

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Truth in Translation drummers and dancers treat the crowd to a performance.
 
  The audience gathers for opening night performance.
 
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Lauren Embrey, Hugh Masekela, and Michael Lessac
 
  Moussa Diabate and his band, drummers, and Hugh Masekela
 
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Hugh Masekela plays into the “Stations” exhibit.
 
  Michael and Jacqueline Lessac
 
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Audience members sign the “Stations” exhibit.
 
  Raul Magdaleno, Lauren Embrey, Hugh Masekela, and Dean Jose Bowen
 
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John and Veletta Lill, Dean Jose Bowen, and Alan Keith
 
  Yvette Hardie and Karen Blessen
 
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Mary Ann Thompson-Frenk and Bobbie Embrey
 
  Hugh Masekela and Representative Helen Giddings
 

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The Embrey Family Foundation was founded in 2004 by J. Lindsay Embrey (1925-2005)

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