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Join us for an open discussion on why White Racism and all of its symbols and nuances, sewn into the fabric of Eurocentric life, will not disappear..
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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.”
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BLACK MEN TAKING CONTROL OF OUR NEIGHBORHOODS NATIONWIDE
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This week’s guest, Thursday 12/3/20, Chief Lance Jones & co-host Sister Boniswa of “Melanin Live” (the most talked-about new online radio broadcast) is proud to welcome a leader of the 21 century among our people who uplifts, motivates, and inspires change in the hearts and minds of black men worldwide- Captain Dennis Muhammad Founder of the Peace Keepers.
In 2009, an anti-gun violence meeting ended with boots on the ground. After gathering at the Tremé Community Center, 75 men walked around the community, meeting, greeting, and talking with neighbors. Before it was over, 100 citizens agreed to join forces to do something about the senseless killings and assaults that became the new normal in many neighborhoods.
Join us as we talk with Captain Muhammad on galvanizing Black Men to the role of protectors of their neighborhoods.
Melanin Live” is an affiliate of the Black Realty Think Tank
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I AM SO TIRED OF BEING BEATEN DAILY! WHO CAN I TURN TO?” The crisis of domestic violence against males.
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According to domestic violence therapists, 40% of domestic violence victims are men and they won’t. seek help.
Tonight (10/22/19) the conversation on The Black Reality Think Tank will focus on male victims of domestic violence. Our discussion will center on the “what, who, and why” of this major crisis. We will also address the question “why don’t male victims seek help?”
Special guest is Dr. Alice Belcher, Ph.D. Std., D.Div., M.S., B.A who.is the founder and leader of Christian Women Perspective Ministries and CEO of Impact Coalition for Families. Inc. a Wisconsin based 501(c)3.
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