Pacific Northwest Black Pride Presents Black on BLACK: Our Resilience and Brilliance in America featuring Dr. Daniel Black. You don't want to miss this! 

Dr. Daniel Black, a renowned author and professor of African studies at Clark University, unveils his highly anticipated new book, "Black on Black." He has also been featured by NPR, CSPAN, and the Karen Hunter Show.

In this captivating session, participants will be able to engage directly with Dr. Black as he delves into the rich tapestry of Black culture and its relationship to the world. Drawing from his expertise and extensive knowledge, Dr. Black will challenge prevailing narratives, explore the intersections of race and identity, and shed light on the vibrant contributions of the Black community throughout history.

Whether you're an avid reader, a student of African studies, or simply curious about the power of Black scholarship, this workshop provides an invaluable opportunity to engage with a true visionary. Dr. Black's compelling storytelling and scholarly prowess will captivate your mind and inspire fresh perspectives.

Don't miss this extraordinary chance to dive into the pages of "Black on Black" with the author himself.

Reserve your spot now and unlock a world of knowledge, empowerment, and enlightenment with Dr. Daniel Black.

About Dr. Daniel Black

Dr. Black was raised in Blackwell, Arkansas, and now teaches at Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia. Daniel earned his PhD in African American studies from Temple University. He is the author of Listen to the Lambs, They Tell Me of a Home, Twelve Gates to the City, and The Sacred Place, among other books. 

Novelist and cultural critic Dr. Black offers a debut essay collection examining issues that range from police brutality to the role of queer representation in the Black church. Along the way, he celebrates the strength of Black Americans, and indeed anyone on the margins and the ongoing struggle for fairness and equality.