NOW Conference 2006
Rapp leads in song the past and present National NOW officers in 2006 at NOW's Fortieth Anniversary Conference in Albany, NY. Left to right are Rapp, Marilyn Fitterman, Patricia Ireland, Marcia Pappas, Ellie Smeal, Olga Vivas, Latifa Lyles, Melody Drnach, Karen DeCrow, and Kim Gandy. Photo: Sue Rumph |
March For Women's Lives '04
Sandy Rapp seen on Jumbotron at the 2004 March For Women's Lives in Washington, DC. Rapp is leading the million-plus crowd in "Remember Rose: A Song For Choice." Other of Rapp's true-story pro-choice songs are "Where Were The Flowers? A Song For Becky Bell" and "The Ballad Of Billy Baird." Photo: Betti Lewis |
2006 Outmusic Awards
Sandy Rapp plays "Everyone Was At Stonewall" with Three Dollar Bill at the Outmusic Show in Manhattan's Crash Mansion, 6/10/06. Photo: JD Doyle |
NOW Conference 2005
On July 3, 2005, Feminist Majority President Ellie Smeal joined Past NOW-NYS President Marilyn Fitterman (left) and Nashville singer Candace Corrigan (right) in singing Rapp's "Where Were The Flowers: A Song For Becky Bell," about a teenager who fell to Indiana's anti-choice "parental involvement" laws. The occasion was US Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's resignation and the National NOW Rally For Abortion Rights in Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's home state Tennessee. Photo: Marcia Pappas |
NYC GLBT Center 2004
Rapp performs a collection of original feminist and gay history songs at New York's GLBT Community Center. The program series, "Second Tuesdays," was presented by Mel Wolf, also pictured. Photo: Howard Williams |
2009 Stonewall 42
In June 2011 Sandy Rapp sang "Everyone Was At Stonewall" at the STONEWALL Veterans' Association's 42th Annual Conference & Reunion in the NYC GLBT Center. Above is Rapp with SVA Founder and Director Williamson Henderson. |
Camp Sister Spirit
Rapp played three Gulf Coast Womyn's Festivals at the famous feminist campsite in Ovett, Mississippi.
2008 Seneca Falls 160th
In 2008 Sandy Rapp played the 160th Anniversary of the first Women's Conference in Seneca Falls, NY. L to R is National NOW VP Olga Vives, NOW-NYS President Marcia Pappas, Past NOW President Ellie Smeal, and Barbara Blaisdell as Susan B. Anthony. Photo: Jarin Alam
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Long Island Pride 2001
Rapp has played a number of Pride Parades and Rallies in Long Island, NY. In 2006 she served as a Grand Marshall of the Parade.
1998 Seneca Falls 150th
In 1998 Rapp played the 150th Anniversary of the first-ever women's conference in Seneca Falls, NY. Patricia Ireland is at Rapp's left, followed by gubenatorial candidate Betsy Ross, Ellie Smeal, and Kim Gandy. Photo: BilliJo Wolf |
NOW Conference 2003
Sandy Rapp, with Past NOW-NYS President Marilyn Fitterman and NOW National President Kim Gandy, sings Rapp's "Remember Rose: A Song For Choice" and "Marchin' With Molly Yard" at the 7/12/03 NOW Convention in Washington, DC. Photo: Grace Welch NOW Conference 2010
Bonnie Grabenhofer, Patricia Ireland, Terry O'Neill, Elisabeth Crum, Erin Matson, Kim Gandy, & Marcia Pappas join Sandy Rapp in Boston 2010. Photo: AlanGross
Kate Millett Festival 2012
National NOW President Terry O'Neill joins Sandy Rapp in "Remember Rose" at the 2012 VFA celebration in Judson Memorial Church, NYC. Photo: Joan Roth
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Millennum March 2000
At the 2000 GLBT Millennium March in Washington, DC, Rapp sang "Everyone Was At Stonewall" and "Flag & The Rainbow."
Canio's 2012 Sag Harbor, NY
Rapp sang "Remember Rose" at the memorial for feminist novelist Lynn Buck, whose novel Eccentric Circles features a scene where Rapp sings the song.
Frontlines of Feminism 2013
Rapp leads Eleanor Pam, Marilyn Fitterman & Syd Beiner in "Remember Rose" for Frontlines of Feminism at the Pride Center, Wilton Manors, FL.
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NOW Conference 2013
NOW President Terry O'Neill, former US Senator Carol Moseley Braun and Ellie Smeal join Rapp in "Remember Rose: A Song For Choice." Photo: Alan Gross
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East Hampton Star 8/20/2015 East End Women's Alliance sings Rapp's "Remember Rose" on Women's Equality Day.
Photo: Lilia Melani, Judy Weiss, Sandy Rapp, Astrid Myers Rosset. |
