May 2026
Cost of Silence
The Laugh You Didn’t Mean or Did You
June 2026
State of Affairs: Race, Truth, and 250 Years of Reckoning
Setting the Stage
These guided conversations create space for people who are just becoming aware, still learning, actively seeking, or already taking action to talk honestly about racism without pressure. The focus is on listening, understanding, and figuring out what comes next wherever you are.
Sessions are lead by new author, K.A. Gilmore of Nobody Told Me I am Black, a three book series on racism in the U.S.
People react strongly to the word “racist” because it feels like an attack on who they are, not just what they did. In the United States, racism is often seen as something only hateful people do.
Session 1 examines what racism is, why we avoid naming it, and why good intentions are not enough. Gain practical tools to move from silent witness to active participant.
MONDAY & SUNDAYS @ 11am (AZ time)
- February 16th
- February 22nd
- March 1st
Silence allows racism to grow. Join the conversation.
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