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MESSAGE FROM THE BLACK BRAINTRUST
July 16, 2019 Host: Dr. William Rogers
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The African American Community and the Corona Virus-19
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The Black Reality Think Tank’s conversation tonight is with an esteemed elder and “Queen Mother” who is also a brilliant and gifted medical doctor. Dr. Janine James will provide our listeners with an in-depth analysis of this deadly virus and its impact on the African American community.
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INVISIBILITY AND THE BLACK MALE
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Black Men keep getting killed by the police while we keep killing each other. We are invisible to them because we are invisible to ourselves and each other. People talking about they didn’t know racism still exist. Are you blind? Look around your board rooms and see who is in leadership.
The Black Reality Think Tank Weekend Edition with co-host Lawanda Chambers and Leola Williams leads a discussion with a diverse community healing panel on this topic.
Host is Dr. William Rogers.
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A Conversation With Dr. Mawiyah Kambon
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The Black Reality Think Tank is honored to host a conversation with the esteemed elder Dr. Mawiyah Kambon . In the year 2000, Dr. Mawiyah Kambon served as the president of the National Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi). That year she convened the annual professional convention which brought 500 Black psychologists and their families to Ghana, West Africa. The gathering in Ghana was symbolic of spiritual reclamation through traditional healing. As a result, Black and African-centered psychologists were empowered with resources to improve more lives worldwide. Dr. Mawiyah Kambon is a lifetime member of the National Association of Black Psychologists.
Dr. Mawiyah Kambon is a trained traditional healer of the Akan culture and has the title as Nana Efia Nsia Asantewaa. She and her son Dr. Obadele Kwame Kambon take hundreds of individuals annually on a self-discovery African reconnection journey to Ghana on the annual Sankofa Journey. She developed the Sankofa Journey because she recognizes how critical it is to embrace African identify as a foundation for the cultural, spiritual, and psychological healing of Black people.Dr. Mawiyah Kambon believes it’s time for our people to rise to our traditional greatness and that in order to rise we must heal individually and collectively from the ruptures and inter-generational trauma we have experienced. She also believes that “African-centered therapists have the power and responsibility to heal our community, restore our ability to self-determine, and change our collective destiny.”
