Racial Healing
10 compelling thoughts and quotes from NBC News NOW’s special on racial healing
To recognize the 8th annual National Day of Racial Healing, WKKF sponsored a special event by NBC News NOW with racial healing practitioners, ...
Racial Healing
Inspiring ideas for National Day of Racial Healing events
Over two hundred events are planned across the country for the eighth annual National Day of Racial Healing.
Racial Healing
Can breathing help heal Black racial trauma?
Mindful breathing for racial healing: Zee Clarke advocates simple practices for Black wellness and resilience.
Racial Healing
Formula for freedom: joy plus imagination
The Colored Girls Liberation Lab is creating healing spaces for Black women to “play” and dream with their lives.
Racial Healing
Chronicling a “renaissance of healing”: Q&A with Word In Black lead reporter Joseph Williams
WKKF Communications Officer Stephanie Dukes sat down with Joseph Williams to discuss the work behind the Racial Healing series at Word In Black.
Racial Healing
Want kids to achieve? Heal racism’s wounds
Ever Forward Club founder Ashanti Branch says Black youth need “more care, more love, and being heard and being seen.”
Racial Healing
Are you experiencing racelighting? Here’s what it means
Racelighting, a racism-based manipulation, is intended to cause Black people to second-guess their own experiences, their judgment, their memories, and, ultimately, their humanity. ...
Racial Healing
Black healing through time travel? Exhibit aims to prove it
The Experience Sankofa Project heals participants using pivotal moments in Black history, from Africa to enslavement to the Black Panthers.
Racial Healing
Youth activist Tiana Day picks up the torch of racial justice and healing
Tiana Day, activist and founder of Youth Advocates for Change, says awakening your “consciousness is stepping into healing work in itself.”
Racial Healing
When it comes to tech, we are who we’ve been waiting for
Dr. Fallon Wilson sees a future where “Black girls code, artificial intelligence doesn’t discriminate, and Black people are driving change in America.”