Living and Healing during unimaginable times

08/30/20 • 57 min

The shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin has marked another low in the treatment of Black citizens in America. While continuing the push for justice, how do we heal when the wounds are being re-opened daily?

Dr. Sylvia Bartley talks with local artist Numa Pierre and educator, author, poet, and spiritual director, Dr. Claudia May. They go through the art, spirituality, and self-care that are helping them through these systemic injustices.

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