Shoulders on which to stand: how White antiracist history can help White people show up for racial justice today

Shoulders on which to stand: how White antiracist history can help White people show up for racial justice today

with Lynn  Burnett, Maggie Ingalls, and Brian Shaw

Lynn Burnett will offer a talk about White antiracist history, spirituality, and its connection to the lineage of Unitarian Universalism. His talk will explore how White antiracist history can help strengthen today’s White antiracist efforts; how people can engage with that history without centering Whiteness; and why strengthening White antiracist efforts is essential for challenging systemic racism and protecting democracy.

Lynn Burnett is an antiracist writer and movement educator, an organizer with the Howard Zinn Book Fair, and the creator of CrossCulturalSolidarity.com and The White Antiracist Ancestry Project. You can read more about Lynn here.