Want to know how to make your new relationship work? It’s all about intimacy, and having the right scripts. Check out Dr. Anica on the show that has captivated millennials everywhere, GrapevineTV.
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If you've ever said, "That's not what I meant!" or "That wasn't my intention!" in a discussion of race, then this event is for YOU! In this installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica, a conversational series, we're discussing what happens When your Intent does not equal your Impact!
Join Dr. Anica and a diverse group at the historic Langston Hughes House in Harlem for this lively, engaging, and honest conversation. In partnership with ITooArts Collective this popular event kicks off with a fun cocktail hour, perfect for networking and connecting with artists and professionals from all walks of life.
It's all happening on Saturday, July 13th at 6pm. Register below today! Tickets will also be available at the door.
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We're BAACCKKKK!!!!!
We heard your request, and we're bringing you another session of Race Talks with Dr. Anica hosted at the Langston Hughes House on Saturday, March 30th.
You've seen the headlines, from Gucci and Prada, Liam Neeson's confession, to the deaths of the unarmed and no indictments. You have an opinion on all of it, and we want to hear it! Go to the link to register, and we'll see you there!
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Join Dr. Anica as she reviews her favorite takeaways from the New York Times Best Selling Book, Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America by Michael Eric Dyson. Full of passion, rhythm, and prose this book makes a heartfelt appeal to White Americans to confront what he deems American’s original sin, racism. This uniquely written book both challenges and inspires, speaking hard truths about the past and present impact of racism in a manner that conveys love and hope.
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Join Dr. Anica as she reviews her favorite takeaways from the break out hit, and New York Times Best Selling Book, The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. This captivating and inspiring book tells the story of a young Black girl who finds her voice in the call for justice, after witnessing the murder of her unarmed Black male friend at the hands of police. You might have seen the movie, but you HAVE to read the book!
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Join Dr. Anica as she reviews her favorite takeaways from the debut book by Minrose Gwin, The Queen of Palmyra. This fictional tale takes us to Jim Crow South in Mississippi 1963, where we see race and racism through the eyes of an 11 year old White girl who spends her days in the company of her grandparents Black maid. This book shocks, and inspires all at the same time.
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Join Dr. Anica as she reviews her favorite takeaways from the best selling book Waking Up White: Finding Myself in the Story of Race by Debby Irving. This book gives you a front row seat to an upper middle class White woman coming into awareness of her White racial identity, and all that goes with it. Debby not only examines her own racial history, she invites and encourages the reader to do the same.
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Join Dr. Anica as she reviews her favorite takeaways from the New York Times Best Selling book Just Mercy: A Journey of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson. This book challenges everything you thought you knew about law, order, justice, and what makes someone a criminal.
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Jodi Picoult’s book Small Great Things offers a compelling tale of loss, redemption, and race in America. This must read tale is smart, well-written, and moving. You won't be able to put it down. Watch Dr. Anica from Race (+) Positive give her two cents in a review of this New York Times best selling book!
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If you’ve watched the news or been on social media lately you are fully aware of the controversy surrounding NFL players’ decision to kneel during the national anthem.
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