Nobody Told Me There’d Be Days Like These.
We have been indoctrinated... Our value is our net worth. Modern day feudalism with billions of peasants and gluttonous kings.
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racism
Spiritual White Women Hit Hard by Allegations. {satire}
Particularly hard hit are spiritual white women who, among other challenges, have been deflecting increased allegations of covert racism.
White Fairy Tales: When I Lost Abraham Lincoln.
My mother's poison killed too much awareness and shaped me with too much White privilege. But my reckoning with truth is more than theoretical.
A Call to End an Era of Injustice.
In blurring the lines between our privileges and our rights, we become complacent when we ought to hold ourselves and others accountable.
Why White People Will Never Fully Understand Racism.
White people can empathize with this terrifying reality. But we cannot be inside the lived reality that forms for a Black man when the police approach.
What Is Mine to Do: Documentary on Peaceful Support.
I asked, “What is mine to do?” Through my spiritual practice arose the idea of creating a documentary on what some were doing to support the end of racism.
Privilege: An Open Letter to White Police Officers.
A conscience is a risky thing because it isn’t passive. It is burdensome, and in this it resembles the other side of privilege.
Love Isn’t Complicity With Racist/Sexist Systems.
When you see people out there getting MAD AF in 2020, don't shrink away, enlighten yourself enough to see it as the truest expression of unconditional love.
Denying Our Own Racism Keeps Us from Doing Anything About It.
If our film triggers you, maybe there’s something there that needs healing. Only then can we look with clear eyes, filled with compassion, ending racism.
When You Think You’re Beyond Racism, but You Aren’t.
If we are to see the end of racism, it cannot just be in our prayers, but in the affirmative actions we take in seeking out that which we wish to celebrate.