as you can see, it is constant work...for all of us. Thank you so much for being the first to reply and put yourself out there.

Do you have children? If not, i definitely encourage you to mentor young people (if you don't already)...as well as do some more reading and studying specifically around antiracism

I think alot of white people are pretty good at identifying obvious racism but have to work harder to see the subtle things...the microagressions, or need to be centered in conversations and places and ideas

I'm not sure what work you do, but your white male privilege can be a powerful tool to demand inclusiveness and diversity in places where you see it lacking.

Anyway, thanks again for opening up.

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