@ Zoom Meeting Session

The founders of the Black Lives Matter Movement remind us that Black people continue to be targets for intentional and systematic racism and demise. These realities challenge the community to focus closely on the Black Lives Matter mantra, which expresses self-love, inspires a sense of social justice, and sends an energizing message fueling the fight for its overall health, stability, and humanity. To fully understand the Black Lives mantra, it is beneficial to open up a conversation concerning the ways Black lives matter to Black people. A discussion focused on “Mattering” is important for understanding how it looks and what it means when Black people strive to embrace each other and articulate their value as people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speaker: Dr. Evanda S. Watts-Martinez
Director of Counseling Services
Department of Student Success
Richard Bland College of William & Mary

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://richardbland.zoom.us/j/95571245089
Meeting ID: 955 7124 5089

Other Session Dates: 

November 9 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/racial-bias-in-action/

November 11 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/the-cost-of-exclusion/

November 18 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/black-hair-politics/