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Racism in the Arts: A Conversation with Harrison Guy – recording
https://vimeo.com/453716868 One of the Guidelines for Sharing developed by the Center for the Healing of Racism is "Sharing is Voluntary" and for this reason, we generally don't record our workshops, dialogues, or special events. This particular event was a collaboration with Rice University Center for... Read More >>
Be honest
Be honest. by Kamil Saxena Khan You do see color. You watch out for it like a STOP sign, briefly halt, then go on about your day. You intentionally stare at it like a stoplight, anxious to move past it. Every space you enter has a seat waiting for you. You... Read More >>
On Black and Blue Justice – written by Board Member Gautam Nayer, PhD
Eliminating systemic racism and brutality in America’s police departments is possible—but it will take time, says a criminal justice professor. (Originally published September 17, 2020 in Rutgers University Alumni Association Newsletter) by Gautam Nayer, PhD https://alumni.rutgers.edu/stay-connected/alumni-news-and-stories/on-black-and-blue-justice/ In response to the nationwide protests that arose after the killing... Read More >>
HBCUs and White Churches: a Collaboration Long Overdue – an article co-written by Board Member Gautam Nayer, PhD
HBCUs and White Churches: a Collaboration Long Overdue October 5, 2020 | by Gautam Nayer, Mickey Ary and Michael Adams As published in the journal Diverse Education Churches have a long history of advocating for civil rights. During the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, the Baptist, Methodist and... Read More >>