In the Midst of a Movement: Film and Photos from the Women's March

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A photo and film exhibit at Crosstown Arts reflects on last January's Women's March on Washington D.C. Filmmakers Sara Kaye Larson and Joann Self Selvidge, along with Yalonda M. James, a photojournalist for the Commercial Appeal, wanted to put the viewer right in the middle of a march, and by extension, a movement.

A look inside "Inaugurate the Resistance" at Crosstown Arts.
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"Inaugurate the Resistance" opens tonight (May 5) from 3-9 p.m. Gallery hours continue 11 a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Crosstown Arts is at 430 Cleveland. The exhibit is free. For more information, visit truestorypictures.org

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Reporting from the gates of Graceland to the balcony of the Lorraine Motel, Christopher has covered Memphis news, arts, culture and politics for more than 20 years in print and on the radio. He is currently WKNO's News Director and Senior Producer at the University of Memphis' Institute for Public Service Reporting. Join his conversations about the Memphis arts scene on the WKNO Culture Desk Facebook page.