Miki on race and safety: her first piece at openDemocracy
by Miki Kashtan
The global web magazine based in London, UK, openDemocracy has a section called “Transformation – Where love meets social justice.” Miki was recently invited to contribute there and her first piece went up today:
How we talk about race and safety can really make a difference.
Check it out! It’s based in part on conversations and stories from her free conference call series, Facing Privilege.
And by the way, you are welcome to join those twice-monthly conversations. I wouldn’t be surprised if the next ones (Feb 17 and 27) discuss this new piece of hers in openDemocracy, along with whatever issues people want to raise from their own lives.
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Yahoo! Miki! Yipee, Amen and Hot Dog! Your platform is growing like a well watered plant stretching up toward the sun! You go my darling One. Love and Hugs. Td from Texas