Hi folks! Welcome one and all! We’ll get going in just one minute.

Hi Michigan!

Julie! Julie! Julie!

Where else are you all from?!

Glad to have you, Julie!

Brooklyn NY!

Sam in Washington, DC

Oak park, Il

Topsham, Maine

Topsham in the house!

Hi Atlanta!

Atlanta!

Philly! (Used to be a Sixers fan!)

Chicago

We LOVE Chicago - old stomping grounds!

New Haven, CT

Danbury, Connecticut!

Laurel - we know you!

From San Rafael, CA

Boston—though I’m not sure how long I can stay—I might have parenting duty at any moment. ;>)

Northern VA - hurray!

Hello from Marion, Iowa

I’m in Randolph (Boston), MA. Hi, everyone!

MA, MD - we love the EM’s!

Lookout that babee!

Chicago

Hi Romain!

Hey Ellen from NC - and Ann Marie! A LOT going on in your state!

Canada! Our neighbor to the north - you are VERY welcome!

Hi Ardmore!

Oak Park - woohoo!

Connecticut - my hometown state!

Hi Afrika! LC

Hey, Laura Cruz - welcome!

Welcome, Salinas and Belleville!

Hello Hawaii!

Can you all hear and see us OK?

yes

Congrats, Carissa!

thanks for that feedback

not poor for us. anyone else?

sounds fine to me

good to know tamara

Love this question! So important!

Are lots of people having the audio issue w/Allison?

Unfortunately, not sure what we can do.

Yes, pls feel free to submit your questions in the Q&A folder at the bottom of your screen, folks. Or “raise your hand,” if you like.

Stan Sue’s dynamic what? cycling? (hypothesis testing)

I feel like the fear of making a mistake when it comes to talking about race and racism can paralyze people and prevent them from taking the steps that they know are right.

Dynamic sizing

Romain, you’re right for many people who fear losing standing in whatever community they most adhere by speaking up against perceived norms within that community

thank you (re dynamic sizing)!

you can also raise your hand to ask a question

As a white mama to adopted two brown boys, my new level of awareness to racial injustice is really hot and I am quick tempered and quick to react when I see social injustice, therefore my resiliency is not great, I am quickly burned out from conversations and relationships that are not willing to get to where I am. I see the beautiful resilience in my friends of color, recognizing that they have dealt with living in a social unjust world their whole lives. I want to be sure my black sons are learning to be resilient, when I am not a great example right now, yet, if ever. Is the balance of using my white privilege to change spaces fair when my boys may not have the same opportunities? Knowing that them using their voice in unsafe spaces will effect their resiliency.

Yes!

thank you all!!!!!

hi!!! :)

Thank you!!

Wonderful conversation.

Thank you!

This was wonderful. Thank you!!!

I’m still here!