Sweet Land of Liberty

The narrative centers on the groundbreaking Easter Sunday concert in 1939, where Marian Anderson performed at the Lincoln Memorial, symbolizing a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. Excluded from a performance at Constitution Hall due to racial discrimination, Anderson's concert drew a diverse audience and highlighted her powerful voice and artistry. This historic event not only showcased her talent but also served as a catalyst for change, making a significant statement against racial inequality in America.