Private Pre-Screening · By Invitation Only

Ninety-Two

The Silent Revolt No One Saw Coming

Date

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Time

1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Venue

MLK Memorial Library · Washington, DC

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About the Film

Black Women's Inner Uprising

As forces of erasure attempt to rewrite history, Ninety-Two: The Silent Revolt No One Saw Coming chronicles Black women's collective awakening to an America they thought they knew.

Through personal stories imbued with wisdom, reflection, and stoic defiance, this film redefines rebellion as the mastery of one's inner world — a conscious act of self-sovereignty, and a sweeping step toward freedom.

A cultural and civic framework ahead of the 2026 midterms, centered on Black women's healing, sovereignty, and power.

Program

The Experience

1:00 – 2:00 PM The Pavilion

Mixer

The Pavilion Mixer

A grazing lunch in the glass-walled Pavilion with seamless indoor-outdoor rooftop flow. Connect, gather, and settle into the experience in a setting that breathes the same openness as this film.

2:00 – 3:30 PM A&L Auditorium

Cinema & Talkback

The Screening & Dialogue

A private screening of Ninety-Two in the A&L Auditorium, followed by a focused post-screening conversation on the film's role in this moment in our history — its use as a healing and civic experience for Black women and those that love them.

Leadership

The Voices Behind the Film

Dr. Jade Singleton, Ed.D.

Creator & Director

Creator and Director of Ninety-Two, and founder of IKONI Collective — building spaces for Black women's reclamation and civic power.

Tara Jaye Frank

Executive Producer

Author, strategist, and Executive Producer of Ninety-Two — centering the emotional and political truth of Black women's experience in America.