February is a powerful time to celebrate Black History and the leaders who shape our community. Today, we stand in unity through WE WEAR BLACK, a movement to fight inequity and ensure future generations thrive. We invite our members, family, and friends to a special Watch Party featuring Antoinette Dempsey-Waters, Lead Co-Author of the African American History Curriculum for Virginia. At our core, we remain committed to providing inclusive spaces rooted in welcome and support for all, because we know we’re stronger when everyone has a place to belong. Join us as we honor our history and build a shared future.

About the Speaker

Antoinette Dempsey-Waters is a distinguished educator and historian with over 20 years of experience. As the Lead Co-Author of the African American History Curriculum for the Commonwealth of Virginia, she has been instrumental in reshaping how inclusive history is taught. Her work focuses on bridging the gap between historical narrative and community empowerment, ensuring the contributions of Black leaders are centered and celebrated to inspire a more equitable society.