Voices of The Community: A Visual Story
In Savannah’s living tapestry—where Spanish moss drapes ancient oaks, cobblestones carry the footsteps of generations, and the river whispers of both triumph and trial—four stories pulse with unyielding heartbeat. These are the voices of Black leaders who shaped our city’s soul: Sol C. Johnson wielded his pen to shatter silence, W.W. Law
In Savannah’s living tapestry—where Spanish moss drapes ancient oaks, cobblestones carry the footsteps of generations, and the river whispers of both triumph and trial—four stories pulse with unyielding heartbeat. These are the voices of Black leaders who shaped our city’s soul: Sol C. Johnson wielded his pen to shatter silence, W.W. Law mapped strategy into every protest step, Hosea Williams fed bodies and spirits with equal fervor, and Dr. Maxine Bryant lit the spark of civic power in hearts. Now, their legacies converge in art—each brushstroke a testament, each color a clarion call, each shape an invitation to remember and act.
This exhibition is more than an assembly of cavas; it is a communal gathering ground.
Step closer. Scan the art. Feel the glow of Savannah’s riverfront light you’ve seen in photos, and hear these voices whisper across time: “Your story matters. Your action transforms.”
As you journey through this timeline wall of milestones—from the founding of the Savannah Tribune to modern youth advisory councils—know that every gift you make today fuels tomorrow’s chorus of change. Welcome to Voices of the Community: here, art and history unite, and together we forge the next chapter of Savannah’s promise.