In light of the history of organizing around racial and social justice issues, should the Black agenda focus more on finding our own solutions independently or on building collaborations with other groups? 

This discussion will explore some of the positives and negatives of organizing for Black Power and justice in an integrated society. Through an exploration of past and current examples like the recent Women's March on Washington, participants will be challenged to outline the most effective ways to empower the Black community in the Trump era.

DATE: Thursday February 23, 2017

NEW TIME: 6:15 pm to 8:45 pm Sharp! 

NEW LOCATION:
The Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College 1534 Bedford Ave. 2nd floor Brooklyn, NY 11216

Entrance is on Bedford Ave. btw Eastern Parkway and Lincoln Place. Ring the bell and the security guard will buzz you in.  

Directions: Take the 2/3/4/5/S train to Franklin Ave or the B49 bus to Bedford and Eastern Parkway

Light snacks will be served (first come first served of course!). **Sankofa Discussion Circles are for all who identify as African descendant people***