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Divine Melanin Energy: Self-Defense & Wellness with Professor Zahalea

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​Build confidence & awareness through self-defense, movement & mind-body-spirit wellness at Divine Melanin Energy with Professor Zahalea!

​Align. Activate. Rise.

​Join Black Lives Matter Grassroots Long Beach for Divine Melanin Energy with Professor Zahalea, a Black-centered outdoor wellness and self-defense experience created for women.

​Part of our Divine Woman Wellness Series, this gathering invites us to tap into the warrior within while exploring wellness through movement, self-awareness, personal safety, and the connection between mind, body, and spirit.

​Led by renowned Long Beach martial artist and RA Life Defense founder Professor Zahalea Anderson, participants will experience practical self-defense techniques, movement, breath, awareness, and practices designed to strengthen confidence and help us trust our bodies and instincts.

​Professor Zahalea is a second-generation practitioner of Sanuces Ryu Ju-Jitsu whose martial arts lineage includes her father, Grand Master Urban Muhammad, and the late Dr. Moses Powell. Her approach goes beyond physical defense to center self-love, discipline, preparation, spiritual alignment, and community empowerment.

​No martial arts experience is necessary. Come as you are and be ready to breathe, move, learn, and connect.

​Saturday, September 26, 2026
2:45–4:30 PM
The Bluff on Ocean Blvd., Long Beach
$20 suggested donation

​Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move and bring water.

​Your body holds wisdom. Your strength belongs to you. The warrior is already within.

Location
Bixby Annex Park
East Ocean Boulevard &, Junipero Ave, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA
Street parking around/along Ocean Blvd where it intersects with Junipero and Cherry Ave. Ride share is encouraged
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