Stories matter because they build our connections and relationships with people and ideas. The vast range of human experience, the past, present and future are woven into stories. The content of stories can be literal or metaphorical, poetic or prosaic, but the human voice enlivens them. While some stories are difficult to absorb, they are moments in which growth happens. They are authentic accounts of how someone lived through an experience, was changed, and that change is an invitation to think and act for personal growth.
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An interview with the founders of Black Lives Matter |
Racism has a cost for everyone |
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Color blind or color brave? |
The symbols of systemic racism — and how to take away their power |
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How to raise a Black son in America |
The urgency of intersectionality |
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Me Too is a movement, not a moment |
How to deconstruct racism, one headline at a time |
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The racial politics of time |
Does racism affect how you vote? |
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The real story of Rosa Parks — and why we need to confront myths about black history |
We need to address the real roots of racial violence |
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Invest in social change |
How America's public schools keep kids in poverty |
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How to build an antiracist world |
How to overcome apathy and find your power |