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Abounding Prosperity, Community Education Group host ‘A Celebration of Women’ for Black Pride weekend

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Jozzy performs Saturday night, Sept. 30, as part of A Celebration of Women: i2i Health and Healing Weekend Beginning Friday, Sept.

29, Community Education Group and Abounding Prosperity will host A Celebration of Women: i2i Health and Healing Weekend to celebrate Black Pride and spread awareness about health resources for masculine-of-center queer women.

During the three-day event, CEG and AP will co-host AP’s annual block party. CEG is a nonprofit organization that works to reduce health disparities and improve health outcomes for underserved people and communities. “Masculine-of-center women, who are often queer women of color, face a number of disparities when trying to access healthcare, and these events are meant to educate and encourage women,” explaioned CEG Executive Director A.

Toni Young. “By embedding our i2i events into Black Pride events across the country, where intersections of identity are celebrated, we have the power to alter perspectives on healthcare and promote increased autonomy over one’s health.” Abounding Prosperity was founded to respond to social and health disparities affecting Black men and families in Dallas County.

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