Dr. King’s Words, Community Healing Network’s Work
“Somebody told a lie one day. They made everything Black, ugly and evil.” Dr. King was right. That lie was devised more than six centuries ago to justify the Transatlantic trafficking and [...]
...To a world in which all Black people have moved beyond surviving to flourishing.
The lie of White superiority and Black inferiority is the root cause of the dehumanization of Black people all across the African Diaspora. Join us on the journey toward emotional emancipation and cultural healing. Start by taking the pledge to Defy the Lie (of White Superiority and Black Inferiority) and Embrace the Truth (of Black Humanity).
Take the Pledge to Defy the Lie and Embrace the Truth
We are escaping the Euro-centric narrative grounded in the lie and writing our own narrative grounded in the truth and a renewed understanding and re-embracing of African values. We create healing spaces for us as people of African ancestry to renew our minds, bodies, and spirits––spaces in which we grapple with fundamental questions of who and whose we are, and who we want to be. Come with us.
Questions developed by Cheryl Tawede Grills, Ph.D.
Let’s Make 2020-2030 the Decade
to
Embrace the Truth of Black Humanity
