@JoyKirr Your screen and camera are so close! I think it is worse when I am using the white board as my "screen" and I am clearly looking up! :). I try to look at the camera whenever possible.
A8: The evidence for racism that stood out the most to me were the recent examples like Trayvon Martin who was killed for just walking through a neighborhood. #D25forEquity
A7 (2 OF 2):The racist ideas started because people with power were interested only in themselves and getting further ahead not because they didn’t like other people. However, their success came at the price of others.#D25forEquity
A7 (1):My thoughts on racism changed with Kendi’s quote,” The history of racist ideas is the history of powerful policy-makers erecting policies out of self interest, then producing racist ideas to defend and rationalize the inequitable effects of their policies.” #D25forEquity
A6: We need to look at our policies for not only how they will affect me and my family, but how they will affect other racial groups. If our policymakers won’t look at the issues from both sides, then we need to. #D25forEquity
A5 (2 of2): We are responsible for bringing an antiracist future by being on our own journey, sharing with others what we have learned and taking action. #D25forEquity
A5 (1of 2):Kendi explains in several steps his path towards being an antiracist. From first admitting his denial, to accepting racist policies and ideas and their sources, there is a journey to becoming an antiracist and a lot of learning that goes along with it. #D25forEquity