It’s more than just sharing similar beliefs—it’s about your actions, today and tomorrow.
, run in well-lit areas, wave at neighbors, and even overtly smile while trying to run.
Désir emphasizes that white people, those for whom and by whom the system was built, need to commit to dismantling it by considering how you may participate in and contribute to structural racism.
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