Almost every piece of work or literature that I've read on racism is built on one assumption: that it cannot end.

Or at best, that it will be a "lifelong fight." That ending racism will be something that "will probably never happen in our generation."

Most of the quotes you hear about the fight against racism sound something like this:

"We used to say that ours is not the struggle of one day, one week, or one year. Ours is not the struggle of one judicial appointment or presidential term. Ours is the struggle of a lifetime, or maybe even many lifetimes, and each one of us in every generation must do our part." 
~ John Lewis, late civil rights leader and former U.S. Representative

But, if we all continue to say, "racism is something that can never end in our generation." Then who the hell ever gets to take responsibility for ending it?

Enter: us.

We still have a dream. But we are the vessel for the dreams our ancestors were unable to dream.  

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We are warriors for change, warriors for love, warriors for equality, and warriors for peace, but we must also tend to the wars within. In this 90-minute workshop, we are grateful to welcome author, speaker, and musicianJustin Michael Williamsto lead our community in the movement toward social justice. Together, we will enter the shadow of discomfort, and process the emotions we must face with courage and openness if we want to see real, lasting change. The key: authenticity. The way you as an individual participate in this movement will not (and should not) be plagued by comparison based upon what you’re reading and seeing on social media. What the world needs right now, more than ever, is for all of us—the conscious people, the woke people, the spiritual people, the seekers, and healers—to wake up together. To claim our authentic voice in this movement. And to start the revolution from the inside out.

In this virtual masterclass, be prepared to...