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How to Talk About Racism at Work

How to Talk About Racism at Work

Hint: It’s not as scary as you think
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Ajah Hales
So You Want to Be an Anti-Racist Ally . . .

So You Want to Be an Anti-Racist Ally . . .

What that is, what it isn’t, and what it looks like
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Allan Rae
“Listen to Black People” Is 100 Percent Correct— and Not Enough

“Listen to Black People” Is 100 Percent Correct— and Not Enough

Amplifying Black voices is critical, but remember, it’s not their job to teach us
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Tim Wise
Doing Right by Black People—and Not Just When It’s Convenient

Doing Right by Black People—and Not Just When It’s Convenient

A primer for white people
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Sherry Kappel
How a Racial Wound Motivated Me to Become a Racial Ally

How a Racial Wound Motivated Me to Become a Racial Ally

How brief, yet how life-changing the sharp moments of childhood can be.
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Helen W Mallon
Beyond the Sight Lines of Racism

Beyond the Sight Lines of Racism

Your thoughts on racism and bigotry can change in 2020, if you dare to change with them
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stephen matlock
Imagine a Better 2020: the Year of Contribution

Imagine a Better 2020: the Year of Contribution

It’s time to decide what really matters.
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Mesut Bilgili
On Color-blindness

On Color-blindness

And the myth of not seeing race
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Clay Rivers
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