Black Girls Smile hosts a Girlsgiving edition of Kitchen Table Talk
The Atlanta gathering on Nov 6 at 6:00 PM at 352 University Ave SW offers open dialogue, gratitude and good food.
From Black Girls Smile· Instagram · Oct 12
Open the post“Friendsgiving just got a little more intentional. 🤍 This November BGS Atlanta is pulling up a chair and setting a table for the conversations that actually matter. The ones you have been holding onto. The ones that feel too real for small talk but too important to leave unsaid. Kitchen Table Talk: Girlsgiving Edition is where we bring it all. Open dialogue, genuine community, gratitude, and good food. Because the best meals are the ones where everybody leaves feeling full in more ways than one. Atlanta, we are saving you a seat. 🤍 📅 November 6 | 6:00 PM 📍 352 University Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 Link in bio to RSVP. Bring a girl with you. 👇🏾”
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