A big part of loving our blackness is our attention to healing not only for ourselves but for our communities.  As Black people we recognize how living in an anti-black world we consistently experience trauma and loss.  Any yet because we are consistently attending to the immediacy of our physical and financial needs and the needs of others we struggle to identify and address the traumas we experience. In this episode we will be addressing black healing, why is talking about Black healing important, what does this healing look like, understanding that Black folks are not a monolith,  and what are some healing practices Black folks can engage in and be mindful of as a community?

Hosts Andrea Baldwin and Trichia Cadette are joined in conversation by Kimberly Williams and Dr. Portia Moore. Dr. Moore is the Department Head and Assistant Professor of Museum Studies at the University of Florida in the School of Art and Art History. Kimberly is a University of Florida Graduate candidate in English.