“The erotic is a measure between the beginnings of our sense of self and the chaos of our strongest feelings. It is an internal sense of satisfaction to which, once we have experienced it, we know we can aspire. For having experienced the fullness of this depth of feeling and recognizing its power, in honor and self-respect we can require no less of ourselves.” - Audre Lorde

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This event is a somatic grief ritual practice that will take place on Zoom. These spaces are offered to all people who identify as Black, African, African American, or African descended by donation, which means you can pay any amount. If you are not attending but would like to offer financial support so these spaces can continue to be accessible, thank you. Please make your donation here.

The impacts of colonialism across time are far reaching. There are few places on the planet untouched by massacre and war, or the haunting of a people displaced from their homelands. Many people reaching for their roots have to dig deep to reorient themselves culturally and spiritually in the wake of the devastation of colonialism. Some of us find ourselves in geographical places foreign to our distant ancestors, and speaking a language that those ancestors did not speak. Others have complex relationships to unearned power, legacies of brutality, and incessant invitations to make amends on behalf of ancestors. I am inviting an ancestor supported ritual space for us all to come together and grieve these innumerable losses.

The impacts of colonialism across time are far reaching. There are few places on the planet untouched by massacre and war, or the haunting of a people displaced from their homelands. Many people reaching for their roots have to dig deep to reorient themselves culturally and spiritually in the wake of the devastation of colonialism. Some of us find ourselves in geographical places foreign to our distant ancestors, and speaking a language that those ancestors did not speak. Others have complex relationships to unearned power, legacies of brutality, and incessant invitations to make amends on behalf of ancestors. I am inviting an ancestor supported ritual space for us all to come together and grieve these innumerable losses.

The impacts of colonialism across time are far reaching. There are few places on the planet untouched by massacre and war, or the haunting of a people displaced from their homelands. Many people reaching for their roots have to dig deep to reorient themselves culturally and spiritually in the wake of the devastation of colonialism. Some of us find ourselves in geographical places foreign to our distant ancestors, and speaking a language that those ancestors did not speak. Others have complex relationships to unearned power, legacies of brutality, and incessant invitations to make amends on behalf of ancestors. I am inviting an ancestor supported ritual space for us all to come together and grieve these innumerable losses.