How to Be an Anti-Racist at EDI

"No one should have to pay you to be anti-racist Katie," she says. "I don't really see how it benefits actual people of color to go around the world thinking that every perceived slight or whatever is a racism, then they're going to see racism, everywhere including where it doesn't exist." The racial lectures hit on probably everything you'd expect: white privilege, white fragility, we sort of hit it all. She did demonstrate an apology for us, which was like a little crazy. And yeah, and made a big point to be unemotional during the apology. Is that white women can't emote too much or it puts like too much burden on the