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Which Direction Now, White Folks? Anti-racism activist Tim Wise surveys America’s shredded racial canvas. A Prospect interview. Jeremy Hogan/Sipa via AP Images The U.S. Capitol at sunrise after the January 6 insurrection and the inauguration of President Biden, January 23, 2021 Coming six months after last summer’s George Floyd protests, the Capitol Riot was “utterly predictable,” according to anti-racism advocate and educator Tim Wise. The white Tennessean has spent a quarter-century studying how American racism pollutes our politics, criminal justice and policing, health...

Ohio Council of Churches program aims to help people recognize white privilege, stem racism Danae King, The Columbus Dispatch © fred squillante The Ohio Council of Churches' executive director the Rev. Jack Sullivan Jr. is pictured here on Saturday, February 16, 2019, speaking at Stewart Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 60 Cypress Ave., Columbus. [Fred Squillante/Dispatch] Jeannine Vogel compares recognizing one's white privilege to realizing you have a virus that needs attention.  "It's like a virus or condition and you didn't know you had it," said Vogel, a...

Jeannine Vogel compares recognizing one's white privilege to realizing you have a virus that needs attention.  "It's like a virus or condition and you didn't know you had it," said Vogel, a Dayton resident who facilitates a training  called "Is White Privilege Real? A Discussion on Race." Then you realize, "'Oh, I have it, how do I treat this? How do I become aware? How can I act counter to this?" The three-part series is meant to help white people recognize their inherent privilege, take action to change it, and become allies in helping to end racism. It is being hosted by the Ohio ...

Let’s make an assumption. You and your spouse have great jobs. You have a couple of great kids who do well in school. You have engaging personalities and friends from all walks of life. You are respectful, caring and kind. You sound like the perfect neighbor. So why aren’t you? Is it because you’re Black? I started this article to shock you a little bit. A lot has changed since last January when we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day. As the president of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), I have seen the real estate industry jolted by recent events that have caus...