Racism isn’t always obvious. How do you respond to subtle, perhaps unintentional slights?

On the one hand, calling out all offensive actions as racist (even if they might be) dilutes the power of the word and turns off the people you’re trying to reach. On the other hand, silence could be interpreted as acceptance or letting people off the hook. It’s not a straightforward decision. How might you determine what to do each time you’re confronted with the choice?

Jean wrote this blog to clarify the dilemma for herself. Along the way, she makes some discoveries about motivation and effectiveness, and finds herself disagreeing with some very articulate writers.

The topic begs for open dialogue and questions from all sides. Read the blog and join the discussion

In today's Tower of Babel, can we even agree on what social justice means? (#103)

Leading ConsciouslyBy Leading Consciously 2Oct 27, 2022