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Sertell Chiropractic will be at the Mechanicsburg Public Library Tuesday, August 17, 2021 from 1 - 2 PM for posture screenings!  

Foundations of U.S. Slavery: Rationalizations and Intergenerational Impact

In this session, we will explore the foundations of the US Slave Trade within the context of Homegoing. Beginning in West Africa in the late 1700s, the book examines the Mid-Atlantic slave trade and foundations of racial hierarchies in the U.S. We’ll discuss the foundations of slavery in the U.S., including the rationalizations and intergenerational impact.

Beyond Victim and Oppressor: Complicity and Agency in Racism

In this session, we will explore the role of complicity, resistance, and agency in Homegoing. This session focuses on the intergenerational psychological, economic, legal, and social impact of slavery on Americans. Slavery and legal segregation are often simplified as “victims” and “oppressors” (or the ‘good guys’ & ‘bad guys’), yet Yaa Gyasi shares the complexities and nuances of racial hierarchies. We’ll explore the role of power among people who are oppressed.

Come play board games with your family!

Our new Explorer’s Club usually meets on the second Monday of every month, but due to power outage it is moved to Monday, August 16 from 3:30-4:30 PM. Each month we will explore a different topic.

In August we will explore Dinosaurs!

This program is geared towards age 6/Kindergarten-5th grade. Spaces are limited; first 10 to arrive will be able to take part in the craft.

Add this wintery snow globe to your winter décor. 

Need something to deck the halls? Look no further! Great for Christmas décor, this fun craft lets you make your very own mini holiday character banners. (reindeer, elf, and Santa) 

Make a pie that will last forever with this simple craft!

Decorate your home for fall with this three-dimensional paper pumpkin project.

Spell out FALL on four decorated wine bottles!