“$433,000 Asheville racial disparity programs advance.” Click that title to read an article that came out yesterday in the Citizen-Times about the City of Asheville’s plans. Below are comments about this that I’ve copied from Facebook. Important food for thought. … Continue reading City Racial Disparity Program Plan Raises Questions

As I’ve mentioned, recently I’ve received an increased number of messages from white friends and acquaintances asking me for suggestions of ways they can help fight racism. Thus the bold title of this post, a question I am hesitant to claim to … Continue reading What Should I Do About Racism?

There is ample liberating work to do, and many righteous ways to do it.  Love leads us to our lane. There is so much I want to write about, and will, thanks to all of you who are subscribing, I … Continue reading Boards, Beer, and More

Hearts in Motion First, I want to celebrate your dear tender heart, your warm heart shining with love and a vision for change. It lights the path. For change must come. The status quo in terms of race in our … Continue reading Hearts in Motion

This past week has been a particularly heartbreaking one. There is much to be done, and I am committed to the struggle for justice. Right now I am deeply listening, feeling the pain and holding others in the light. In that spirit, … Continue reading Listening

Last Saturday evening I had the true pleasure of being at the Hood Huggers party at the Burton Street Community Peace Gardens. A caring and creative group of folks gathered to celebrate each other, DeWayne Barton’s birthday, and the work of … Continue reading Love. Loss. Love. Loss. Love.

“…invisibility is a form of misinformation because invisibility denies the minoritized groups’ experience. To see virtually nothing testifying to an alternate experience from that of the dominant group is a form of misinformation. In other words, the group’s history, interests, … Continue reading Invisibility and Accountability