Our November 2025 Conversation Topic
“I can’t dance.” - Why do we tend to poke fun at each other for a lack of “Black culture” abilities?
“I can’t dance.” - Why do we tend to poke fun at each other for a lack of “Black culture” abilities?
Is it mentally draining for us to repeatedly discuss the tragic historical injustices faced by the Black community, or is it essential to keep these narratives alive and ensure they are handed down through time?
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women exploring leadership, exhaustion, and how to redefine responsibility without burnout. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women examining microaggressions, bias, and emotional labor in cross-cultural workspaces. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women examining Black education, identity, and the legacy of all-Black schools and teachers. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women exploring sisterhood, emotional labor, and what it means to show up without performance. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women exploring leadership, visibility, and the cost of public scrutiny. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A free, community-centered virtual Juneteenth celebration honoring everyday Black voices through conversation and lived experience.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women exploring generational healing, family legacy, and how to interrupt trauma without breaking connection. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.
A 90-minute virtual conversation for intergenerational Black women unpacking the “Strong Black Woman” narrative, burnout, vulnerability, and the right to rest. Facilitated by Lana Reid for Conversations in Color.