OUR MISSION

The mission of the Pinellas Remembers Community Remembrance Project Coalition(CRPC)

is to bear witness to the legacy of racial terror, epitomized by lynchings in America.

 “It takes a little bit of courage to tell the truth.”

Bryan Stevenson, EJI

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We Will:

  • advocate for the truth of the story;

  • educate with the truth of the story;

  • commemorate;

  • and collate this history; in an effort to bring about reconciliation, justice, equity, peace and healing.

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WE BELIEVE

that publicly confronting the devastating history of racial terror lynching in our own community is an essential step towards recovery, healing and racial reconciliation needed to create a more just society. Pinellas Remembers believes that deep traumatic and psychological wounds of racial terror lynching continue to impact the Black community. We believe that truth and reconciliation follow one another and we are compelled to honestly and soberly recognize the pain of the past.

 
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Coalition Leadership

 

Pursuant to By-Laws Adopted April 5, 2022, and Membership Voting Completed May 23, 2022, Officers of Pinellas Remembers Community Remembrance Project Coalition (PRCRPC) are as Follows (These Officers remain in role until they voluntarily resign OR until the next election cycle in May of each election year):

Danny E. White, President

Tyna Middleton, 1st Vice President/Education and Outreach

Vel Thompson, 2nd Vice President/Membership

Rev Christie Hardwick, Recording Secretary

Professor Julie Buckner Armstrong, Corresponding Secretary

Julian Riley, Treasurer

 

Standing Committees

Leontyne Middleton
Education and Outreach

Julian Riley
Finance

Dr. Julie Buckner Armstrong
Research