Thursday, Jun. 18, 2020 – Thursday, Jul. 9, 2020
07:00 PM – 09:00 PM
US/Central
In clear, immediate prose, woven with compelling personal experiences and gripping stories from the recent and distant past, the National Book Award-winning historian Ibram X. Kendi helps us map our experience of race and consciously choose to tear down systemic racism in America in How to Be an Antiracist. His goal is our goal: "to be fully human and to see that others are fully human." Over four weeks, we will read Kendi's book and discuss it together in an online conversation structured to allow us to voice our experience and listen to the experiences of others with compassion and curiosity.
June 18: Introduction - Chapter 5
June 25: Chapters 6 - 10
July 2: Chapters 11 - 14
July 9: Chapters 15 - 18
We are offering this class for free. As a nonprofit organization, we welcome any donation that might be meaningful and affordable for you at this time.
This livestreaming program can be taken from home or anywhere with an internet connection. If you register, you will be emailed viewing instructions prior to the event.
All times are CDT. Please contact [email protected] with any questions. Learn more about online learning.
Sean Fitzpatrick
Sean Fitzpatrick, PhD, LPC, holds master's degrees in religious studies (Rice University) and clinical psychology (University of Houston - Clear Lake) and received his doctorate in psychology through Saybrook University's program in Jungian studies. Sean is a psychotherapist in private practice and has been employed at The Jung Center since 1997. His recent book The Ethical Imagination: Exploring Fantasy and Desire in Analytical Psychology is available in The Jung Center bookstore. His research interests also include the intersection of psychology and spirituality, and vicarious trauma and the self-care needs of helping professionals and social service providers. He is a senior fellow of the American Leadership Forum and serves on the boards of the Houston Museum District Association and the Network of Behavioral Health Providers. His local and national teaching schedule can be found at his website, sfitzpatrick.com.
HOURS & ADMISSION
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Monday - Thursday, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Bookstore Closed Friday, -
Closed Sunday - Free Hours: Always Free! Call for program catalog. Gallery is free to the public.
Directions & Parking
- Free Parking
- Street Parking
- Do not park in the lot behind the MFAH building on weekdays before 5 pm. However, the museum does generously allow Jung Center patrons to park in the lot after 5 pm and on the weekend. Paid parking available in front of The Center and on Montrose in front of The Glassell School and the MFAH Administration Building. Parking is always at a premium in the Museum District during business hours, but parallel parking spaces can often be found in front of The Center and on Montrose in front of The Glassell School and the MFAH Administration Building.
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