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The Brownicity Team offers eye-opening, anti-racism education through customized courses and events. We support learners of all ages by partnering with individuals, churches, schools and companies.

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“Dr. Lucretia Berry and Brownicity are exactly what we need in today’s business community. Her approach to education is smart and effective, I have consulted directly with Dr. Berry and highly recommend her to any of the companies I work with”.
Chris McKeeManaging Director,
McKee Group Capital
“I found the course on trauma & resilience very insightful & helpful. Honoring the difficult in facing racism, while remembering times I’ve overcome in the past, gave me a great framework to move forward”.
Anj ShuttFounder,
True Life Exchange
“My understanding has been changed & my actions & statements have been forever altered. I could take the Foundations course again & again & increase my understanding each time as I work to grow as an anti-racist teacher and member of this society”.
Vikki HoughMiddle School Language Arts
What Lies Between Us became the study that pushed us in the right direction. It helped me find my voice, it helped me learn and understand the first steps I need to take in order to be a part of racial healing.
Pastor Dan BerryCornerstone Family Church, Des Moines, IA
Bridge Building Solutions
I cannot recommend Dr Lucretia Berry and her work with Brownicity enough. We searched for a few years to find the perfect person to help educate our staff on the topic of racism. We hit the jackpot when we found Dr. Berry and I will be forever grateful for the work she does in our community and beyond. We are better educators and better people because of her work
Joy Warner Executive Director
Community School of Davidson
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“Dr. Lucretia Berry and Brownicity are exactly what we need in today’s business community. Her approach to education is smart and effective, I have consulted directly with Dr. Berry and highly recommend her to any of the companies I work with”.
Chris McKee
Managing Director,
McKee Group Capital
“I found the course on trauma & resilience very insightful & helpful. Honoring the difficult in facing racism, while remembering times I’ve overcome in the past, gave me a great framework to move forward”.
Anj Shutt
Founder,
True Life Exchange
“My understanding has been changed & my actions & statements have been forever altered. I could take the Foundations course again & again & increase my understanding each time as I work to grow as an anti-racist teacher and member of this society”.
Vikki Hough
Middle School Language Arts

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This course and guide are for those stirred toward racial healing but don’t know where to begin. Historically, conversations about race/ism are treacherous waters to navigate and the ‘colorblind’ approach has robbed us of a framework, context, and language.
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Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
6 days ago
Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
We have some exciting NEWS!! Our next Certified Instructor Development course is August 11th & 18th, 8pm-9:30 pm ET/7c/6m/5p If you have taken our WLBU or Foundations courses and are interested in becoming a Certified Instructor, heres the link to learn more & enroll: https://join.brownicity.com/courses/ci-development Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry and Dan Berry will be guiding you through the training and also providing support each month as you continue your journey. We cant wait to get started. The Certified Instructor Development course, designed to help you partner with us to incorporate What LIES Between Us and/or Foundations into your antiracism education initiatives is August 11 & 18 8pm - 9:30 ET /7CT/6MT/5PT You get... 1. live teaching sessions with curriculum designer and author Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry and Dan Berry, CI Development Lead 2. official recognition and listing as a Certified Instructor 3. ongoing mentoring and coaching 4. affiliate status for Brownicity’s learning content. See the https://join.brownicity.com/courses/ci-development for more information.

We have some exciting NEWS!!Our next Certified Instructor Development course isAugust 11th & 18th, 8pm-9:30 pm ET/7c/6m/5pIf you have taken our WLBU or Foundations courses and are interested in becoming a Certified Instructor, here's the link to learn more & enroll:join.brownicity.com/courses/ci-developmentDr. Lucretia Carter Berry and Dan Berry will be guiding you through the training and also providing support each month as you continue your journey. We can't wait to get started.The Certified Instructor Development course, designed to help you partner with us to incorporate What LIES Between Us and/or Foundations into your antiracism education initiatives isAugust 11 & 18 8pm - 9:30 ET /7CT/6MT/5PTYou get...1. live teaching sessions with curriculum designer and author Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry and Dan Berry, CI Development Lead2. official recognition and listing as a Certified Instructor3. ongoing mentoring and coaching4. affiliate status for Brownicity’s learning content.See the join.brownicity.com/courses/ci-development for more information. ... See MoreSee Less

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Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
1 week ago
Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
Actor, dancer, and activist Nichelle Nichols was one of the first Black actors to play a major role on a television series. Uhura, the character she created and played on Star Trek, was also groundbreaking as the first non-stereotyped Black woman character. She paved the way for so many to reach for the stars and believe they could be anything they dreamed. 🤎 We celebrate the incredible life she lived and the remarkable legacy she leaves behind. ❤️👏🏿👏🏾 Rest well among the stars. ✨🚀 Hailing frequencies closed. 🖖🏾 #Uhura #NichellNichols #representationmatters #inspiration

Actor, dancer, and activist Nichelle Nichols was one of the first Black actors to play a major role on a television series. Uhura, the character she created and played on Star Trek, was also groundbreaking as the first non-stereotyped Black woman character.She paved the way for so many to reach for the stars and believe they could be anything they dreamed. 🤎We celebrate the incredible life she lived and the remarkable legacy she leaves behind. ❤️👏🏿👏🏾Rest well among the stars. ✨🚀 Hailing frequencies closed. 🖖🏾#uhura #nichellnichols #representationmatters #inspiration ... See MoreSee Less

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Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
2 weeks ago
Brownicity: Many Hues. One Humanity
August is Black Business Month 2022! #BlackBusinessMonth is not only an opportunity to honor Black-owned businesses, it’s a time to focus on equity and to ensure we’re all working together to build an economy where everyone can thrive. “African American business owners were one of the hardest hit groups at the beginning of the pandemic. But now, this group is making a comeback. Just over 1.2 million African Americans were self-employed in February 2022, compared to slightly under 1.1 million in February 2020. The number of Black small-business owners was 28% higher in the third quarter of 2021 than it was pre-pandemic, compared to 19% for Latino business owners and 5% for white and Asian business owners. One study found that Black owners have accounted for 26% of all websites created for new businesses since the pandemic began, compared to 15% before.” —US News & World Report (April 2022) Read more here: 👇🏾👇🏿 🔗 https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2022-04-13/why-the-rate-of-black-business-ownership-is-going-up Here are some ways YOU can support Black-owned businesses: 👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼 ✅ Search out and shop at Black-owned businesses in your local community and become a regular customer. ✅ Find Black-owned businesses online that you can support. ✅ Give Black businesses a shout-out on social media. ✅ Leave a positive, thoughtful review on the business’s online profile. ✅ Provide mentorship and opportunities if possible. Supporting Black-owned businesses will help the Black community gain access to new resources, build wealth, and create new relationships between different business sectors. 👉🏾👉🏽 Please name and tag 🏷 a Black-owned business that you love! ❤️ #blackbusinessmonth2022 #blackownedbusiness #supportblackowned

August is Black Business Month 2022! #BlackBusinessMonth is not only an opportunity to honor Black-owned businesses, it’s a time to focus on equity and to ensure we’re all working together to build an economy where everyone can thrive. “African American business owners were one of the hardest hit groups at the beginning of the pandemic. But now, this group is making a comeback. Just over 1.2 million African Americans were self-employed in February 2022, compared to slightly under 1.1 million in February 2020. The number of Black small-business owners was 28% higher in the third quarter of 2021 than it was pre-pandemic, compared to 19% for Latino business owners and 5% for white and Asian business owners. One study found that Black owners have accounted for 26% of all websites created for new businesses since the pandemic began, compared to 15% before.”—US News & World Report (April 2022)Read more here: 👇🏾👇🏿🔗 www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2022-04-13/why-the-rate-of-black-business-ownership-is... Here are some ways YOU can support Black-owned businesses: 👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼✅ Search out and shop at Black-owned businesses in your local community and become a regular customer.✅ Find Black-owned businesses online that you can support.✅ Give Black businesses a shout-out on social media.✅ Leave a positive, thoughtful review on the business’s online profile.✅ Provide mentorship and opportunities if possible.Supporting Black-owned businesses will help the Black community gain access to new resources, build wealth, and create new relationships between different business sectors.👉🏾👉🏽 Please name and tag 🏷 a Black-owned business that you love! ❤️ #blackbusinessmonth2022 #blackownedbusiness #supportblackowned ... See MoreSee Less

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