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Last installation: 
To Young Black Girls towards Their Own #BlackGirlMagic 

September
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Please prepare today's gallery walk.  Tape your artifacts to the wall.  Get yourself some post-its!  We need to end a bit early to take down the gallery as there is a class in here right afterwards.

I. Wellness Check
You can submit this is you want a reply.... or you can keep it on your own computer/in your notebook.  The only requirement is that you write and answer everything as best as you can.  Today's wellness check comes from @knicolewriting.  Here are your writing prompts... let the spirit take you where it takes you here:

1. How am I feeling emotionally and physically?
2. What goal(s) will I aim to accomplish in the coming weeks?  This semester?
3. In what ways can I show myself more self-compassion?
4. What's a boundary I need to reinforce this week?
5. If I am in need of additional support, who can I go to?

II. Sharing (volunteers only) 

Hype... then Discuss

III. Gallery Walk
IV. Open Discussion

V. Reading Activity Part Two (from yesterday)--- APPLYING
Take any one segment that we watch below and talk about through the lens of one of the authors that you read on the walls in today's gallery walk.

"Breaking Silence: A Hearing on Girls of Color" presented by the African American Policy Forum (http://www.aapf.org) and Girls for Gender Equity (http://www.ggenyc.org). Hosted at Columbia Law School’s Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies on October 11th, 2014