‘Unapologetically Black:
Deconstructing Blackness’
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at VCU presented Unapologetically Black featuring Zoe Spencer, Ph.D. from Virginia State University.
Unapologetically Black is a series of lectures that are designed to challenge the stereotypes and fallacies that have historically defined “What it means to be Black” in America and rooted false notions of inferiority that influence the socio-political condition of “Black” people.
The lectures take participants through a crafted socio-historic journey of the “Black experience and struggle,” where students are provided a foundation for reaching consciousness and self-actualization. Both students of color and others who were prepared to challenge the “tradition of race” in America were in attendance.










