I deeply appreciated how the container was then held with playfulness, softness, and curiosity for the duration of the class. Here in this container we are safe and seen.
Anonymous Participant, Queer Compentcy
Embody Emerge
Their words carried memory, summoned ancestors, and made the audience feel the weight and beauty of words spoken aloud.
J. Christopher Kovats-Bernat, PhD,
Director of Africana Studies
Wilkes University
Assetou Xango is a skilled, brave, and talented facilitator. ...[They] were accepting, probing, and disputing, while compassionately helping people sit with the discomfort of thinking hard about racism.
SB Wise, Big Read,
National Endownment for the Arts
