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Introduction to Blues Born of Fire

ABOUT THIS CURRICULUM

THE FOUR ARCHETYPES

Workshop Facilitation Guide

Phase 4: Archetype Exploration (30 min)

Phase 5: The Colorism Conversation (20 min)

Phase 6: Reclamation Practice (25 min)

Quiz

Quiz 1: Identifying the Archetypes

Quiz 2: Characteristics of Saffronia and Sweet Thing

Quiz 3: Forms of Resilience

Quiz 4: Concepts of Colorism

Quiz 5: The Reclamation Process

Survey/Feedback

Participant Reflection Sheet (Printable)

Welcome to "Archetypes of Black Womanhood: Exploring Identity and Resilience," a transformative online course and workshop facilitation guide based on the powerful themes of the "Blues Born of Fire" curriculum. This comprehensive course delves deep into the complexities of Black womanhood, exploring the vital intersections of identity, colorism, and historical resilience.

Welcome to "Archetypes of Black Womanhood: Exploring Identity and Resilience," a transformative online course and workshop facilitation guide based on the powerful themes of the "Blues Born of Fire" curriculum. This comprehensive course delves deep into the complexities of Black womanhood, exploring the vital intersections of identity, colorism, and historical resilience. Inspired by Nina Simone's iconic song "Four Women," participants will critically examine four distinct archetypes—Aunt Sarah, Saffronia, Sweet Thing, and Peaches—to understand how these figures reflect both historical struggles and modern-day strength. Whether you are looking to deepen your personal understanding of these cultural dynamics or seeking to facilitate meaningful, healing conversations within your community, this course provides the exact tools you need. You will learn how to guide foundational discussions on the sensitive topic of colorism, lead engaging group activities like the "Which Woman Are You Today?" exercise, and facilitate empowering reclamation practices. Through detailed modules, interactive quizzes, and reflective surveys, you will master the art of guiding others through their own identity journeys. Join us on this essential journey of self-discovery, healing, and reclamation, and empower yourself and your community to fully embrace the multifaceted beauty, power, and resilience of Black womanhood.

Archetypes of Black Womanhood: Exploring Identity and Resilience

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            <p>The journey of Black womanhood is a profound tapestry woven with threads of historical resilience, complex identity, and powerful reclamation. This course delves deeply into the "Blues Born of Fire" workshop curriculum, offering a transformative exploration of these themes through the lens of Nina Simone's iconic song, "Four Women." Participants will engage with the nuanced realities of colorism and identity, examining how historical narratives continue to shape modern experiences. By unpacking these foundational concepts, learners will gain the tools necessary to facilitate meaningful conversations and guide others toward reclaiming their personal and collective narratives.</p>

<p>Throughout this comprehensive curriculum, you will be introduced to four distinct archetypes—Aunt Sarah, Saffronia, Sweet Thing, and Peaches—each representing unique characteristics and forms of enduring strength. The course is structured to provide a practical workshop facilitation guide, walking you through critical phases such as Archetype Exploration, the Colorism Conversation, and the Reclamation Practice. Through interactive activities like the "Which Woman Are You Today?" exercise and the Reclamation Letter, alongside targeted quizzes and reflection sheets, you will develop a robust understanding of how to honor, navigate, and celebrate the multifaceted identities of Black women.</p>
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