Black Men Trust Black Women Roundtable: NC Homecoming Edition
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This Homecoming season, SisterSong is bringing Black men across generations and lived experiences together for an open, community-centered conversation about care, freedom, and democracy.
Black Men Trust Black Women Roundtable creates space to explore Reproductive Justice, masculinity, fatherhood, relationships, mental and emotional wellness, bodily autonomy, civic engagement, and the issues shaping our everyday lives.
Rather than a traditional panel, this gathering invites honest dialogue, reflection, and connection, exploring how the decisions made at the ballot box and beyond impact our bodies, families, communities, and futures. Come ready to listen, share, and build community.
All are welcome to attend and engage in this important conversation.
This gathering is part of SisterSong’s 2026 North Carolina FOLK Tour. Admission is free.
Black Men Trust Black Women Roundtable creates space to explore Reproductive Justice, masculinity, fatherhood, relationships, mental and emotional wellness, bodily autonomy, civic engagement, and the issues shaping our everyday lives.
Rather than a traditional panel, this gathering invites honest dialogue, reflection, and connection, exploring how the decisions made at the ballot box and beyond impact our bodies, families, communities, and futures. Come ready to listen, share, and build community.
All are welcome to attend and engage in this important conversation.
This gathering is part of SisterSong’s 2026 North Carolina FOLK Tour. Admission is free.
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Where is it happening?
Center for Visual Artists, 200 N Davie St #13, Greensboro, United States
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Host or PublisherSisterSong
