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DAY 13: Reflection on Week Two

Posted By Nicki Leone, Saturday, May 18, 2024
Updated: Sunday, May 5, 2024

DAY 13: Reflection on Week Two

Ayo Tometi (Opal Tometi)"What we need now more than ever is a human rights movement that challenges systemic racism in every context." - Ayo Tometi (Opal Tometi)


Reflect

Take some time to catch up on this past week’s prompts. Reflect on the different approaches we have explored so far for addressing the different levels of racism and white superiority/supremacy.

Which ones jump out that you want to use or explore more? Are there others that come to mind or that you are already using? Please share! What questions are you left with?

Consider having a conversation with someone else about your thoughts, feelings, and discoveries about ways to undo and promote healing from racism and white supremacy.

 

Yesterday: Equitable &Liberating Forms of Bookselling
Next Week: Anti-Racism and Your Community


Author Photo Credit: Vogue.com/O’Shea Tometi | Quote from Words of Change: Anti-Racism by permission of Sasquatch Books. Copyright 2020 By Kenyra Rankin. All rights reserved.

SIBA thanks its generous sponsors, who have made the 21-Day Racial Equity Challenge possible:

Ingram Content Group

Many of the quotes used in the Challenge are excerpted from Words of Change: Anti-Racism by permission of Sasquatch Books. Copyright 2020 By Kenyra Rankin. All rights reserved.

Although SIBA has modified when appropriate for a bookseller audience, the majority of prompts and resources come directly from the 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge created by Food Solutions New England (FSNE). We are so grateful for their extraordinary work creating this program and making it available to other organizations.

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