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White folx who've decided it’s time to do antiracism / activism work: Welcome. We’re glad you’re here but we're all out of gold stars. This work isn't about participation trophies; it's about action. Not sure what to do? Here are five steps that can propel you forward. Thread 👇
1. Read “Racism, whiteness, and burnout in antiracism movements: How white racial justice activists elevate burnout in racial justice activists of color in the United States” by @4noura and @pgorski: edchange.org/publications/W…
2. Engage with these four questions. They come from the #BreakRank chat about Erakat and Gorski's article that @ChristieNold and I hosted last summer. Write your answers down. Tweet them out if the spirit moves you. They are still just as relevant. 
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Thank you for taking the time to lurk or participate in #ClearTheAir this summer and/or Fall. I finally made the time to analyze the data and want to share it with you. 1/
Thank you for taking the time to lurk or participate in #ClearTheAir this summer and/or Fall. I finally made the time to analyze the data and want to share it with you. 1/
Of all the work we did this summer and fall, the majority of respondents named The Essential Conversation and A More Beautiful and Terrible History as most impactful for their professional and professional growth. 2/
The key learnings from this SUMMER from #BreakRank were:
- Feeling thankful for White anti-racist educators to learn from without having to ask BIPOC for additional labor
- White people have their own specific work to do
- Exploring one’s place in the work as a White person 3/
- Feeling thankful for White anti-racist educators to learn from without having to ask BIPOC for additional labor
- White people have their own specific work to do
- Exploring one’s place in the work as a White person 3/
