Blunt Talk - Safe Space For African American Men
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Blunt Talk: Safe Space for African American Men is built strictly and unapologetically for adult FBA African American men across the New England states.
This is a place where brothers can have real conversations without performing for social media or worrying about outside opinions. We come together to build stronger men, stronger families, stronger businesses, and stronger communities by learning from each other's experiences.
Some of the topics we cover include:
Mental health and emotional wellness
Fatherhood and family leadership
Marriage, relationships, dating, and trust
Accountability and personal growth
Money, wealth building, and financial discipline
Entrepreneurship and business ownership
Trauma, healing, and overcoming life's challenges
Masculinity and identity
Brotherhood and community support
Culture, history, and protecting our legacy
Career development and leadership
Conflict resolution and communication
Cannabis cultivation and home growing (where applicable)
Food, barbecue, fellowship, and breaking bread together
Frequently Asked Question:
Why is Blunt Talk only for FBA African American men?
Across Providence, Rhode Island, and other parts of New England, immigrant cultures have normalized using the word nigga among themselves and around African American men, children, and families as part of everyday conversation. Life Coach Wright saw that and never viewed it as authentic, respectful, or something that belonged in spaces centered on mental health awareness and allowing African American men to be themselves. Many of the men who attend Blunt Talk are transplants from heavily populated Black cities and states who now live in New England, and we were raised knowing that when people outside our culture use that word, it is not coming from a place of respect. Keeping Blunt Talk exclusively for FBA African American men is one of many ways we protect the environment, the culture, and every brother inside the room.
Blunt Talk: Safe Space for African American Men is built strictly and unapologetically for adult FBA African American men across the New England states.
This is a place where brothers can have real conversations without performing for social media or worrying about outside opinions. We come together to build stronger men, stronger families, stronger businesses, and stronger communities by learning from each other's experiences.
Some of the topics we cover include:
Mental health and emotional wellness
Fatherhood and family leadership
Marriage, relationships, dating, and trust
Accountability and personal growth
Money, wealth building, and financial discipline
Entrepreneurship and business ownership
Trauma, healing, and overcoming life's challenges
Masculinity and identity
Brotherhood and community support
Culture, history, and protecting our legacy
Career development and leadership
Conflict resolution and communication
Cannabis cultivation and home growing (where applicable)
Food, barbecue, fellowship, and breaking bread together
Frequently Asked Question:
Why is Blunt Talk only for FBA African American men?
Across Providence, Rhode Island, and other parts of New England, immigrant cultures have normalized using the word nigga among themselves and around African American men, children, and families as part of everyday conversation. Life Coach Wright saw that and never viewed it as authentic, respectful, or something that belonged in spaces centered on mental health awareness and allowing African American men to be themselves. Many of the men who attend Blunt Talk are transplants from heavily populated Black cities and states who now live in New England, and we were raised knowing that when people outside our culture use that word, it is not coming from a place of respect. Keeping Blunt Talk exclusively for FBA African American men is one of many ways we protect the environment, the culture, and every brother inside the room.
Where is it happening?
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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Host or PublisherPitmaster Life Coach Wright
