In part 2 of our series "Black Lives Matter" to continue this conversation on bringing racial healing and justice, 18 year old A'dreana Williams, founder of the Black Diaspora Club at McNair Academic High School located in New Jersey, spoke about how she is using her voice to bring justice and change to the system during the Black Lives Matter Movement. A'dreana spoke of how she and other Black Diaspora club members led a rally at Jersey City's City Hall on Saturday, June 6th, where over 4,000 to 6,000 people showed up.
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In part 2 of our series "Black Lives Matter" to continue this conversation on bringing racial healing and justice, 18 year old A'dreana Williams, founder of the Black Diaspora Club at McNair Academic High School located in New Jersey, spoke about how she is using her voice to bring justice and change to the system during the Black Lives Matter Movement. A'dreana spoke of how she and other Black Diaspora club members led a rally at Jersey City's City Hall on Saturday, June 6th, where over 4,000 to 6,000 people showed up.
In part 2 of our series "Black Lives Matter" to continue this conversation on bringing racial healing and justice, 18 year old A'dreana Williams, founder of the Black Diaspora Club at McNair Academic High School located in New Jersey, spoke about how she is using her voice to bring justice and change to the system during the Black Lives Matter Movement. A'dreana spoke of how she and other Black Diaspora club members led a rally at Jersey City's City Hall on Saturday, June 6th, where over 4,000 to 6,000 people showed up.
Today we kicked off a new series "Black Lives Matter" with a very special guest: Layla Smith. Kayla and Layla spoke about bringing healing from racial trauma, systemic racism, injustice, and hatred in our world surrounding the tragic deaths of George Floyd, Ahmad aubrey, Breonna Taylor, and many other innocent black men and women. Tune in as Kayla and Layla share a heart-to-heart conversation and a powerful time of vulnerability. We pray that this conversation is the beginning of one that we continue to have in our world together.
In part 2 of our series "Black Lives Matter" to continue this conversation on bringing racial healing and justice, 18 year old A'dreana Williams, founder of the Black Diaspora Club at McNair Academic High School located in New Jersey, spoke about how she is using her voice to bring justice and change to the system during the Black Lives Matter Movement. A'dreana spoke of how she and other Black Diaspora club members led a rally at Jersey City's City Hall on Saturday, June 6th, where over 4,000 to 6,000 people showed up.
