Dr. Michelle Taylor - Sankofa Summer School - Evening WURDs 7.27.26

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Dr. Michelle Taylor is the Founder and Executive Director of Sankofa Summer School, which uses an Afrocentric approach to provide a series of classes and workshop designed to educate people about the lives and work of people of the African Diaspora. The school runs during the summer months and students are encouraged to set aside time for their enlightenment and opportunity to build community with new people. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Sankofa Summer School’s curriculum and approach.

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