What Can I Do? A Conversation About Dismantling Systemic Racism

This chat is about what allies can do to move progress forward to make the outdoors equitable and enjoyable for everyone. Four professionals from different sectors of the outdoor industry will talk about what they’re doing to overturn policies and change the narrative about who belongs outside. Join Latria Graham, contributing editor of The Weekly, for a conversation on what you can do next.

[larrylac]

What can I do, you do, we do ? First, acknowledge the the roots that cause racial issues, classes issues, and the nature of human tend to make assessments as who is who and act accordingly.
I came to USA as a refugee in 1981, racism was a minor issue but still existed.
He who understands the divine laws, the wise ones and those who have connections with God will not be a victim of racial discrimination or cause anyone to be, it requires wisdom, courage, patience, love and certain power to be free from people’s influences or society ❤

[legitimatelypissedoff]

There is no such thing as systemic racism.

[Romans_-]

Systemic other words, let me teach you how to be a victim and blame others