Testimony: The Misrepresentation of Black Men and Boys - Evening Social

219 W 9th Street,Kansas City MO 64105

12 August, 2021

Description

Evening Social for action centered connections featuring a performance by Bobby Watson and art from the African American Artist Collective Join members of the AAAC as they explore society’s moral compass, propaganda, and ensuring a more accurate representation of Black men . The African American Artists Collective’s Testimony: The Misrepresentation of Black Men and Boys is a ten-month series of conversations dedicated to information, respect, and progress. We will gain insight from Black men and boys about misrepresentation and what it takes to navigate the real world, maneuver through negative situations, and maintain a healthy mental, physical, and spiritual existence. Each daytime conversation (1:00-2:30pm) is followed by an evening social (7:00-9:00pm) that connects individuals and organizations dedicated to making progress on the topics discussed. The August 12th evening social will include a live performance by Bobby Watson and art from the members of the African American Artists Collective. You can register for the afternoon disscussion here > https://www.eventbrite.com/e/testimony-the-misrepresentation-of-black-men-and-boys-discussion-tickets-166104128921 The AAAC invites local business, community, and educational organizations to register groups to attend. Seating is limited and available at no cost. Upcoming Dates & Topics Thursday, August 12th - Employment & Entrepreneurism Thursday, September 9th - Politics Thursday, October 14th - Mental Health Thursday, November 11th - Family Thursday, December 9th - Service & Community Building Thursday, January 13th - Education Thursday, February 10th - Physical Health Thursday, March 10th - Financial Health & Generational Wealth Saturday, April 16th - Work Session: Goals & Next Steps AAAC’s Testimony: The Misrepresentation of Black Men and Boys sponsors include: MOXIE Solutions Development, 21c Museum Hotel in Kansas City, the Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center, and KC Black Arts Network. To register a group to attend and for more information about AAAC’s Testimony: The Misrepresentation of Black Men and Boys, please visit http://www.aaackc.org.