Race, Racism, and Privilege

Talking about race and racism can be challenging for many people.  It can be tempting to keep our discussions at a surface level, so as to avoid hurt, anger, shame and guilt. But open and honest discussions on race, as well as basic history and context that are often neglected in the discussions, are necessary for us to address the racial inequities that continue to challenge our personal relationships, institutions, and society.

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ACCOMMODATIONS

To request a disability-related accommodation for this workshop (please allow two weeks advance notice), contact John A. Williams at [email protected] or 612-624-0594