The Black family reunion is a cultural practice that has been used especially by U.S. descendants of enslaved people to preserve family, community, and culture through reuniting and joy. The reunion brings back together intergenerational members of the family to foster connectedness, belonging, and inspire a collective vision to build and sustain Black power. The Black Family Reunion is the final forum of Time of Reckoning for, by, and about Black people in our full lives, struggles, hopes, and dreams.