AARC Center

The AARC Center is a nonprofit 501c3 designed to create research, cultural & outreach initiatives for and about African American & Native American communities.

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For a chance to win a copy of "Seeds of Deception," visit https://t.co/oQKmN7spGl and fill out the form to enter in a drawing.

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1:00 PM Author and family historian @ArleneLWalker discusses her genealogy research and novel, "Seeds of Deception."

7:00 PM Kimberly Knight of Black Indians NC and @HistoryBeforeUs discuss their upcoming film, "Duality: A Collection of Afro Indigenous Perspectives."

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Watch the first event from the 4th annual Dividing Lines Symposium Here: https://t.co/ZQtPQlulZW

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#blackhistorymonth2022 #blackhistory #DividingLines

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Freedmen of the 5 Tribes are not niche or an anomaly. There were 20,000+ of us on the approved Dawes, which means there were actually more than that. We were not just formerly enslaved. We spoke our languages, served in government, and lived in community. https://t.co/R4UOqJr51W

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Urban Indigenous Collective helps provide health and wellness services Native Americans in NYC https://t.co/NU93BjM34t

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Please join Anjail M. Haqq, MSW and Our Genetic Legacy ( @OurGenetic ) for a special presentation on genealogy and mental health TODAY!

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Several communities & organizations are planning to host amazing events for Indigenous Peoples Day.
We've compiled a short list of FREE events with registration links at https://t.co/NfhMa65PaX . Want to add to our list? Feel free to send event info to us at [email protected]

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Interesting conversation taking place from our friends at Black Indians NC. "Conversation Circle Ep. 13 - What does it mean to be Two-Spirited?"
https://t.co/mBbSqzpNg7

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The mission of AARCC is to educate and uncover histories, such as this, that have reverberating impacts on African American and Native peoples. Please support your local PBS station and watch this documentary: https://t.co/FINjJRDtAR

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Please join us as we welcome our newest AARCC Board member, Ms. Valena Broussard Dismukes. Ms. Dismukes is an accomplished photojournalist, writer, organizer and sculptor, and we are proud to have her onboard as we continue with our organization's mission.

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Check out our final event for the 3rd Annual Dividing Lines Symposium entitled, "Coping through Movement": https://t.co/nfac5k5Qnd

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In this video Yasser Rittoles showcases his work and shares his artistic perspective and process.
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Through the Dividing Lines Symposium, we seek to address the African/Native diasporas & experiences throughout the Americas. In 2020, we featured works by Yasser Garcia Rittoles, Yuleisy Fernández Cruzata & Jesús Molina three amazing Cuban artists whose work embodies this mission

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Yuleisys work "Transculturation" was used as the main image for the 2020 Dividing Lines Symposium. In this video Yuly and Jesús showcase their work and the role African and Native American life and culture play in their art.
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Watch our opening panel for the 3rd Annual Dividing Lines Symposium here: https://t.co/5RXVXGwLBG