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Race Talks Downtown Manhattan: Anger Over Racism--What Should We Do With it?

Nothing gets the blood boiling like witnessing or experiencing injustice. We feel angry, but what do we do about it?

Acts of racism can leave us feeling overwhelmed, hurt, and outraged. But it can also leave us feeling powerless...unsure of what to do next to repair, restore, and reform all that has been damaged by racism's venom. Our emotions compel us to act, but what action is best? Do we laugh? Cry? Break something? All of the above? Let's talk about it. Join Dr. Anica, in partnership with BPC4BLM for this incredible online event that brings together our neighbors from Downtown Manhattan. It's all happening on Saturday, February 25th at 6pm! Register today!--suggested donation of $20

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Race Talks Downtown Manhattan: What does Community Safety mean to you?

Who gets counted as a valuable member of our community? Whose safety is most prioritized? Why? Join us to discuss community and safety!

Embedded in every conversation on race and racism is an issue of safety. The impact of laws, practices, and policies on the lives and wellbeing of those in community with us is often disproportionate and can serve as a harbinger of systemic inequity. While everyone agrees that safety is a priority for every neighborhood and communal space, there is not always agreement on who needs the protection and who is deemed the threat. There's often even less agreement on how one measures safety, and how that goal is to be achieved. It's a conversation that needs to be had, and as always, we're willing to go there. Join Dr. Anica, in partnership with BPC4BLM for this incredible online event that brings together our neighbors from Downtown Manhattan. It's all happening on Saturday, September 18th at 4pm! Register today!--suggested donation of $20

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica: Racism is Real...Now What?!

Now that most people agree that #blacklives really do #matter, where do we go from here? Let's Talk!

Since the death of George Floyd the outcry against white supremacy and systemic racism has been loud and strong, as thousands from all backgrounds have taken to the streets to demand change. But many are still asking, "How? How can I help make meaningful change?" Join Dr. Anica and co-sponsor Boreum Hill Financial Advisors for this invaluable virtual event, as we explore ways of using our voice, our privilege, and our presence to create a more equitable and just society. Register today, space is limited!

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica: Racial Trauma and Loss

The recent killings of unarmed Black men has left the nation, and specifically the Black community reeling. Let's Talk About It!

Racism has long plagued the lives and livelihoods of Black and Brown people in the U.S and across the world. The pain, trauma, and rage brought on by the weight of White supremacy is enduring, and when left unaddressed can be destructive, both physically and psychologically. In a first ever virtual event, made exclusively for people of color, Dr. Anica invites those needing a space and the freedom to discuss the impact of racism on their lives and society at large to join this race talk. Register today, space is limited!

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica: Cultural Appropriation vs Cultural Appreciation

Are Corn Rows, Sombreros, Head Wraps, and Taco Tuesday Fair Game? What is Cultural Appropriation? Is it the same as Cultural Appreciation? Who decides? Come join us for this exciting new installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica as we tackle this important topic. It's all happening on Saturday, December 14th at 6pm, hosted at the famed Langston Hughes House in Harlem. We're again partnering with the wonderful ITooArts Collective for great time of networking, connection, fun, drinks, and honest conversation. Register Today!

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica: How to Talk to Kids About Racism (1 min video)

We teach kids how to tell time, cross the street, and share, but what do we tell them about racism?

Do we wait for something to happen or sit them down and have the talk? This fall we're hosting another installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica, a conversational series, and we're asking "How do you talk to kids about racism?" Join Dr. Anica and a diverse group at the historic Langston Hughes House in Harlem for this lively, engaging, and honest conversation. In partnership with ITooArts Collective this popular event kicks off with a fun cocktail hour with light refreshments, perfect for networking and connecting with artists and professionals from all walks of life. It's all happening on Saturday, October 5th at 6pm. Click “Read More” below to purchase ticket today! Tickets will also be available at the door.

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica (1 min video)

If you've ever said, "That's not what I meant!" or "That wasn't my intention!" in a discussion of race, then this event is for YOU! In this installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica, a conversational series, we're discussing what happens When your Intent does not equal your Impact!

Join Dr. Anica and a diverse group at the historic Langston Hughes House in Harlem for this lively, engaging, and honest conversation. In partnership with ITooArts Collective this popular event kicks off with a fun cocktail hour, perfect for networking and connecting with artists and professionals from all walks of life.

It's all happening on Saturday, July 13th at 6pm. Register below today! Tickets will also be available at the door.

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Race Talks with Dr. Anica (30sec video)

We're BAACCKKKK!!!!!

We heard your request, and we're bringing you another session of Race Talks with Dr. Anica hosted at the Langston Hughes House on Saturday, March 30th.

You've seen the headlines, from Gucci and Prada, Liam Neeson's confession, to the deaths of the unarmed and no indictments. You have an opinion on all of it, and we want to hear it! Go to the link to register, and we'll see you there!

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