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Join us on an enlightening journey into the heart of Black Science History. With a unique blend of passion, expertise, and curiosity, we invite you to explore the contributions of Black scientists and the hidden truths of our world. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this transformative experience. Sign up for our next class now and embark on a voyage of discovery and inspiration. Unlock the stories that have shaped our understanding of science and history—reserve your spot today
Soulversation #1: Kujichagulia (Self-Determination)
📅 Join Us: March 29, 2025
📍 Where: The Women of Color Expo - @ Metro Tech Springlake Campus
⏰ Time: 1:30 PM
Don't miss this powerful conversation on self-determination!
Soulversation is a dialogue with your soul. In this transformative workshop, we will explore the implicit biases that shape our worldview, seeking to understand their root causes and learning how to shift them. Rooted in the wisdom of Kujichagulia, the second principle of the Nguzo Saba, this session emphasizes self-determination and the power to redefine our perceptions. Join us on this journey and be transformed by the wisdom of the Ancients.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for individuals who are committed to personal growth, social change, and self-awareness. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding of implicit bias, strengthen your commitment to equity and inclusion, or embrace the power of self-determination, this session is for you.
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"Pretty Isn't Pretty! It's What We're Trained to See"
Date: 4-13-24 @ The Women Of Color Expo This event was a fantastic success! We appreciate all who attended and contributed. Stay tuned for highlights and updates on future events.
This workshop is designed to take you on a journey beneath the surface of things and into the world of true knowledge. We will reveal the secret that explains, "Why we see, what we see!" and why 'Pretty Isn't Pretty" simply what you've been trained to see! Be prepared to experience life from a student's perspective and gain the wisdom of the ancient past.......
Who Should Attend:
Anyone interested in exploring the concept of beauty beyond its surface level, including students of sociology, psychology, media studies, and cultural studies. This course is also ideal for individuals seeking to challenge their own perceptions and embrace a more inclusive view of beauty.
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