Dr. Otis Williams III
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Toward NTU™ and the Decolonization of Black Relationship
Over the past few decades, the Black community has witnessed a steady decline in marriage and romantic relationships. This presentation will examine white American colonization (i.e., white sex, romanticism, etc.) as a major factor affecting the quality of Black relationship in particular, and ultimately Black communities. To address this crisis, the presenter proposes NTU™ as the unifying force in Black relationships. The presentation will review NTU™ and other traditional African concepts as the basis to forming spiritual, harmonious, and healthy unions.
Presentation Objectives:
1. To examine Black relationships in context of white American colonization.
2. To discuss the effects of white American colonization on Black love, sex, and intimacy.
3. To understand NTU™ psychotherapy principles, goals, and treatment
4. To understand NTU™ as it relates to Black relationships
5. To discuss traditional African values, beliefs, and practices in cultivating healthy unions