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SUMMARY:The questions we keep asking. Discussing race during times of division.
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for an illuminating and thought-provoking discussi
	on inspired by the book\, Welcome to the Sick Mind of a Sane Person: Dec
	onstructing Racism and White Supremacy. This captivating talk\, titled &
	quot\;The Question We Keep Asking. Discussing Race During Times Of Divis
	ion\,&quot\; invites participants to explore with the author\, Terry Lee
	 Watson\, the deeply rooted consequences of avoiding racial conversation
	s\, shedding light on the path towards both harm and healing during divi
	sive times.\n\n&quot\;The Question We Keep Asking About Racism&quot\; is
	 more than just a talk\; it&#39\;s an opportunity to engage deeply with 
	the profound themes and narratives presented in Welcome to the Sick Mind
	 of a Sane Person. This event invites individuals to reflect on the impa
	ct of racism\, challenge their own perspectives\, and join the ongoing d
	ialogue about creating a more inclusive\, just\, and compassionate socie
	ty.\n\nDon&#39\;t miss this insightful conversation that promises to emp
	ower\, educate\, and inspire change.\n\nAbout the author\n\nTerry Lee Wa
	tson is a professional speaker\, author\, and trainer specializing in di
	sability equity in education\, racial justice\, and law enforcement. Mr.
	 Watson has more than 15 years of working in higher education and more t
	han twenty-five years of providing workshops on the topics of bias and d
	iscrimination\, addressing generational trauma\, and confronting racism.
	 Mr. Watson is the founder of Strategies for Justice\, BWMP LLC\, a plat
	form for people of color in law enforcement to engage their communities 
	and build trust through their narratives.\n\nFor more details: https://e
	vents.la.psu.edu/event/the_questions_we_keep_asking_discussing_race_duri
	ng_times_of_division/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Join us for an 
	illuminating and thought-provoking discussion inspired by the book, <i>W
	elcome to the Sick Mind of a Sane Person: Deconstructing Racism and Whit
	e Supremacy</i>. This captivating talk, titled &quot;The Question We Kee
	p Asking. Discussing Race During Times Of Division,&quot; invites partic
	ipants to explore with the author, Terry Lee Watson, the deeply rooted c
	onsequences of avoiding racial conversations, shedding light on the path
	 towards both harm and healing during divisive times.</p><p>&quot;The Qu
	estion We Keep Asking About Racism&quot; is more than just a talk; it&#3
	9;s an opportunity to engage deeply with the profound themes and narrati
	ves presented in <i>Welcome to the Sick Mind of a Sane Person</i>. This 
	event invites individuals to reflect on the impact of racism, challenge 
	their own perspectives, and join the ongoing dialogue about creating a m
	ore inclusive, just, and compassionate society.</p><p>Don&#39;t miss thi
	s insightful conversation that promises to empower, educate, and inspire
	 change.</p><p>About the author</p><p>Terry Lee Watson is a professional
	 speaker, author, and trainer specializing in disability equity in educa
	tion, racial justice, and law enforcement. Mr. Watson has more than 15 y
	ears of working in higher education and more than twenty-five years of p
	roviding workshops on the topics of bias and discrimination, addressing 
	generational trauma, and confronting racism. Mr. Watson is the founder o
	f Strategies for Justice, BWMP LLC, a platform for people of color in la
	w enforcement to engage their communities and build trust through their 
	narratives.</p><p>For more details: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/e
	vent/the_questions_we_keep_asking_discussing_race_during_times_of_divisi
	on/'>https://events.la.psu.edu/event/the_questions_we_keep_asking_discus
	sing_race_during_times_of_division/</a></p></body></html>
URL:https://www.strategiesjustice.com/event-details/the-questions-we-keep-as
	king
LOCATION:Barnes & Noble
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