Race And American History: How Did We Get Here?
Training overview
"Race and American History: How Did We Get Here?" is a thought-provoking, participatory workshop that invites participants to engage deeply with the historical and ongoing challenges of achieving racial equality in the United States. Through guided discussions, activities, and reflective exercises, the workshop explores the roots of racial inequality, examining key historical events, policies, and societal structures that have shaped the nation's racial landscape. By tracing the evolution of race relations in America, from slavery to segregation, civil rights movements, and contemporary struggles, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how these issues have been perpetuated over time.
The workshop encourages open dialogue, self-reflection, and critical thinking, empowering participants to recognize their own roles in dismantling systemic racism and contributing to a more equitable future. Ultimately, the goal is to foster awareness, empathy, and action, providing participants with tools to actively challenge racial inequality in their own communities and beyond.
Key takeaways
Enables participants to explore historical roots of racial inequality and create new approaches to understanding race today
Blair Kelley She/Her
Speaker, Author, Historian
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