Description
Discover how to be actively anti-racist, in your own voice, on a regular basis, on social media. This resource helps you discover what to say, why you should say it, and how.
When you woke up to the anti-racism movement, I’m guessing you were encouraged to sit back, be silent, listen, and learn. Too many people have gotten comfortable there. You’ve taken “listen and learn” to mean you never have to speak up or speak out. That’s not true. That’s not how to be actively anti-racist.
We live in a world where anyone can have a platform. Maybe you opened a social media account thinking you were simply going to grow your brand, sell some merchandise, learn a few dance moves, and keep in touch with family and friends. The thing is, social media connects us to the world in ways we never could have imagined.
For example, social media has helped make more and more people aware of systemic racism, white supremacy, and police brutality. Many people have awakened to the impact of these injustices and have committed to a life of anti-racism. If you’re reading this, I imagine this is you, too. Welcome.
This guide includes action steps and opportunities for reflection. Be sure to have a journal or your notes app open and available. If you’re working through this with a friend, or a group, consider a group text, or a Voxer message to share your thoughts with each other.
Follow me on Instagram and LinkedIn for conversation, courses, and creative challenges. Want to dig a little bit deeper? Read 12 Essential Steps to Overcoming Your Addiction to White Privilege. Ready for a deeper dive? Contact me to set up a call and schedule your first JEDI (Justice Equity Diversity Inclusion) Coaching Session.
