Exhibit: The Shirley Chisholm Way: Brooklyn’s Blueprint for Change

At Prospect Park, *The Shirley Chisholm Way: Brooklyn’s Blueprint for Change* frames art as a public record, tracing how Chisholm’s Brooklyn roots shaped her national impact. The live presentation moves through the street-level geography of community organizing, electoral politics, and the daily work of coalition building in New York City. Its cultural weight comes from treating Chisholm not as a symbol but as a set of decisions made under pressure, in a borough that still argues about power. The work’s clearest insight is its refusal to separate local history from civic instruction.