Throughout history, the Black community has faced relentless challenges aimed at eroding their sense of identity and cultural heritage. From the horrors of slavery to systemic racism, Black individuals have endured profound assaults on their dignity and self-worth. Yet, amidst this adversity, there has always been a resilient spirit, a determination to reclaim and celebrate one’s identity. This journey of self-discovery and healing lies at the heart of Black history, and the role of cultural healing in this process cannot be overstated.
