The Board of Directors, Artistic Director, and the choral members of Camerata Baltimore stand vehemently against the racial and social injustices against people of color - in particular, black people.

For centuries, black people have been marginalized, traumatized, ridiculed, beaten, bludgeoned, hurt, killed, shot, lynched, and even crucified to gain equality and equity for their families, businesses, creeds/faiths, and gender/sexuality expressions and orientations.

We stand, in solidarity and support, for the peaceful and lawful protests and rallies against such hatred, bigotry, and malice towards the black community.

It is our continued prayer and hope that discussions are had as a catalyst to reform, ratify, change, and implement laws and mandates that will alter the trajectory of black lives and people of color being slain and assassinated.

#BlackLivesMatter.