LuLu LoLo is a founding member of the Vito Marcantonio Forum (VMF) and a multifaceted artist of considerable depth. She fuses art with activism such as her campaign to get more statues of women put up around New York City, "Where are the Women?" She is an actress and a playwright whose marvelous one-person interpretation of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire tragedy has been covered in these pages as well.
Her father Pete Pascale, together with his equally committed wife Rose, dedicated his life to the poor of East Harlem and, by virtue of said dedication, has a street in the neighborhood named after him. In 1994, Pete Pascale recieved the Vito Marcantonio Award. LuLu has regaled many with remembrances of Marcantonio and her father talking on the street corner in East Harlem as a child.
SOURCE: https://marcantoniana.blogspot.com
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