Messy Conversations About Race in Black and White

Home
About
Our Conversations
Videos
Resources

Resources for Black People

By Administrator, 4th June 2020

Filed under: activism, compassion, racism, self-care, trauma

In Response to Race Related Violence
Self-Care Tips for Black People Who Are Struggling With This Very Painful Week
Surviving & Resisting Hate: A Toolkit For People of Color

Comments are closed for this post.

Related Posts

Resources for White People

The First White President of the United States of America

Why Are We Having This Conversation Again?

Why “Fighting Hate” is Not the Answer

Activism is a Practice – Radical Self Care for Activists

Explaining Charlottesville to a 7-year-old

Activism is a Practice – How to Be Woke

In Good Faith: Messy Conversations About Race And What We Learned

Recent Posts

Resources for Black People
Resources for White People
The First White President of the United States of America
This is How You Ally
Why Are We Having This Conversation Again?

Archives

June 2020
September 2017
August 2017
July 2017
June 2017
May 2017

Categories

activism
allies
compassion
conversations
insight
lessons learned
racism
self-care
the beginning
trauma
Uncategorized
whiteness

We are not experts

Neither Kerra nor A.J. have advanced degrees in race studies. Their qualifications are simply a willingness to share their views and, perhaps more importantly, to listen to each other. They hope to both teach and learn from the conversation, drawing not on complex theory or specialist insight but on everyday experience and the conviction that we NEED to talk about this stuff.

Conversations

CONVERSATION #1

A conversation about music.

CONVERSATION #2

A.J. said in an email exchange dated February 28 that he wanted to discuss the use of the word 'thug.'

CONVERSATION #3

Early 'color-blind' conversation.

AJ responds to Kerra's criticism of race in Sekret Machines in an Amazon.com review…

© 2020 In Good Faith | Credits Site designed & maintained by Tresa Horney