Doing our Work: White Folks Engaged in the Movement for Racial Equity – July 16, 2020

This session is a special convening of white community and institutional organizers who have taken responsibility for addressing racial equity in their lives, in their communities and in their work. They will share what it means to be white and the challenges and the rewards of taking on this work.

Featuring: Tricia Frye, Suzanne Bundy, Bob Stephens, Lizzie Biddle, Dr. Jennifer Schaal, Amy Burtaine, Bay Love, Malcolm Tye Hunter, Esq, Martin Friedman, Sarah Hutchinson

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Doing our Work: White Folks Engaged in the Movement for Racial Equity – July 16, 2020

Asian-American Organizing – July 30, 2020

Black Women Who Define(d) The Voting Rights Movement

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The Black Pearls Society is a sisterhood created to nurture, train, and sustain the culture of the strong Black woman in generations of women of all ages. We believe that women play a significant role in today’s society of inequities and we intend to define that role, accept that role, and persevere in that role while educating future generations to do the same until those inequities are a thing of the past.

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