Lets Talk About Race

A Cambridge MA family talks about race

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Sit in the fire, burn your wood and eliminate your own Anti-Black racism. Then we can begin to work together to heal our world.

Artemis J Rose (she/they) is a multiracial, Queer feminist who is committed to combatting anti-black racism, systemic oppression, and white supremacy.  Artemis is a licensed marriage and family therapist, life coach, yoga teacher, writer, poet, and human and is finishing up her doctorate in clinical psychology. Her clinical and research topics include treating trauma and shame.

Originally from Germany she now lives in the UK. Eva is involved with the UK and the German Process Work schools.  Eva works with companies worldwide around conflict facilitation and leadership training as well as supporting couples and individuals in her private practice in rural England and online. Eva is interested in intersectionality and believes that we need to learn to sit in the fire together in order to transform how we interact and perceive each other.

Diane Wong talks about her racism experiences and her work on Let's Talk About Race and Sitting in the Fire. She explores her vision to take her facilitation team into US hot spots and about her vision of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission using Public Acess Audio Visual to every city and town in America bringing Americans together to talk about anti-black racism and what America Owes its African American Citizens.

A discussion on white privilege and white supremacy. Race issues are all over. Not just one location. Race dialogue is critical to the change we need.

Three millennials who find themselves sharing space and time in Cambridge/Somerville, MA. Join us as we Talk About Race. We are a deeply racialized society thus, everyone has a story about race. Some of us are fully aware of race operating in our lives, some of us are less aware. But, aware or not, race plays a huge part in the unfolding of the world all around us, and the unfolding of our lives. Luca, Pharaoh and Andrew talk about what race means to them.

Let's Talk About Race, Diane Wong and Pharaoh Saunders spoke with Xenia Bhembe, Race Recovery TV about White Supremacy and black lives.

The historic role of white women in violence toward black men.