Congressman’s White Fragility Shatters Before Our Eyes
We are pleased to share guest posts by local Rochester community members throughout this year’s 2nd Annual Digital Black History […]
Spotting Our Own White Privilege
White privilege. It’s a loaded phrase for most white people, particularly if they have a limited understanding of history. If […]
Whitewashed: the Rosewood Massacre
When an individual, group, or institution whitewashes something, they intentionally conceal information that they deem unworthy, unimportant, or unpleasant. Whitewashing […]
Memorable & Unexpected Gifts: Baby Showers, New Children
New additions to families are usually joyous occasions, whether a baby is born, a child is adopted, or a family […]
Memorable & Unexpected Gifts
“It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” – Mother Teresa Gift giving and […]
Pushing Pause on Our Reactions
It’s no secret that Americans are divided on many topics of critical importance and that they often feel very passionately […]
Everyday People Working Against Gender-Based Wage Discrimination by Erin Egloff
Close your eyes and take a moment to let your mind play Everyday People by Sly & The Family Stone. […]
I’m White and I Screw Up a Lot
Recently, in a discussion on anti-racist action, I listened to a woman share her experiences and frustrations with white people […]
Mental Illness: The Scapegoat of Mass Shootings
Let’s start off with some actual facts (as opposed to the ever popular “alternative” facts): 1) A public mass shooting is defined by […]