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Our institutions are not prepared to prepare educators to deal with the reality that some of our students — including BIPOC students — will justify the murder of Black and

So much has happened geopolitically, culturally and spiritually during my absence from this space.. January was bananas. February was bananas. Between Iran, Australian fires, the largely meaningless political theatre of

Today we took a scenic drive through the Catskills and stopped in a small town for lunch. There was an 80 year old white woman on the corner holding up

It is beyond sad to see French officials respond to violent extremism with violent extremism -- and to do so while situating themselves as culturally superior. Without a major intervention

I think it's important to understand that white supremacy thrives in the media and other industries as well precisely because employees (in this case, journalists) typically do not have the

It's really so offensive when Biden says ridiculous gaslighty things like "No president has ever talked like that!" on matters of race when we have presidents on tape calling Black

I did a search on policing in Japan and found this: "The first instinct is not to reach for a gun - what most Japanese police will do is to

I'm watching this Frontline documentary on policing and they're pointing out that Newark mayor Ras Baraka opposes calls to abolish policing. My question is: Do ANY mayors support abolition? CAN

As a Black woman who did not publicly identify as bisexual until my 20s, my heart truly goes out to Andrew Gillum for feeling forced into this admission in such

"The Negro knows nothing of the cost of freedom for he has not fought for it. From time to time he has fought for Liberty and Justice, but these were

My spiritual teacher is funny. I spent last night thinking and tweeting about voting. Then during my meditation time, I was led to a random page of a 1000 page

I'm writing a book about language and social justice and it is fraught and challenging and complicated. One thing I want to share is the ethical praxis and mindfulness that