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Sharon Tate Burial Fifty years later the entire story has still not been told. Sharon would make remarks to friends indicating she knew or strongly felt Roman was being unfaithful. His ghost befriends and becomes the boyfriend of Violet Harmon. In fact, by the time she was 16 years old, Tate had lived in six different cities throughout her life and had enrolled in several different high schools. His grandson took the state to court to be able to bury him where they wanted to and not in a prison cemetery. In the premiere episode. She was hailed as a promising newcomer in Hollywood. To me this is a grave miscarriage of justice. Zanele Muholis Photograph Miss Lesbian

Black women always emerge as pioneers throughout history. From art, to science, to activism and sport, Black women are a force.

Yet we live in a world where Black women are expected to be strong. They are expected to be support systems for others, to spearhead political movements, to jump three times as high. It can feel like the world is resting on their shoulders.

So how do Black women find space and time to reflect and heal?

This episode of The Art Of It could be capturing and embracing healing rituals through photography, like Khadija Saye. It could also be carving out physical space for art therapy or pole dancing, where Black women and non-binary people can centre their minds and bodies. The episode presents the wealth of knowledge from Black women and non-binary people in taking care of themselves. The Art of Healing is a Black female-led production.

Executive Produced by Crystal Genesis. Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Shanelle Callaghan: And me Shanelle Callaghan.

Pelumi is a multi-disciplinary artist, writer, and curator. His work centers around Black aesthetics and her relationship to historical imagery. Pelumi, Zanele Muholis Photograph Miss Lesbian such a great achievement. I'm proud of you. Pelumi: Thank you so much Shanelle. Basically, you're in the safest of hands. This is a series telling the human stories behind art. In this episode, we are exploring the art of healing. Kelechi: Dancing is prayer, it is movement it is meditation, but what we are finding is that when Black women dance is co-opted by the white gaze. Nina: What I want with this series was to portray Black women in this position of power, and questioning who is on power, and who can change things?

Dawn: Despite the fact that trauma is much more spoken about than it used to be, I think sometimes there is a difficulty in naming certain experiences as being traumatic. Pelumi: I think healing is a very personal journey more than anything. It's a very personal way of reckoning with the past. Pelumi: Healing has never felt like a more pertinent term and our new ever-challenging world. With the search for personal healing, wellness, and alternative health practices, becoming one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. I'm really interested in healing.

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As for me, healing is not only a way of recollecting and relieving oneself of a past-trauma, but also a process of embracing and reclaiming the power of the mind and body. Shanelle: Photograpb both a part of Contemporary Arts and Learning's development programme, which supports emerging creators of colour into the creative and cultural industries. Shanelle: The poet Pavana Reddy describes healing as an art, something that takes time, practice, and love. While the dictionary definition refers to healing as the process of becoming or making somebody or something healthy again.]