“What would the world look like if white people were just able to hear feedback and say, ‘thank you and I'll work on that’? That would be revolutionary.” - Tracie Guy-Decker
Read More“I have some things to contribute and I am still learning. Holding that both/and is going to be key, because there is a long history of white-skinned Jews in America doing things that look like integration but, in fact, might be forcing folks to align to the way we want things to be.” - Tracie Guy-Decker
Read More“Even in the worst of circumstances, I need to hold and remember that the sun is still rising, and that babies are being born, and various people are having dreams come true.” - April N. Baskin
Read More“I have definitely seen white people who are so about saying just the right thing or doing just the right thing that they don't do anything and don't engage at all. [It’s] about the importance of continuing to show up rather than getting it exactly right.” - Tracie Guy-Decker
Read More“How can we, as Jews who are committed to justice, and are committed to racial justice, leverage the sanctity of Rosh Hashanah, of this day of the season, of the days of awe, to advance our racial justice work?” - April N. Baskin
Read MoreThe week when it all started (sort of). April and Tracie introduce themselves, share more about how they connected, and their vision for sharing and modeling conversations about race for the Jewish community and our neighbors.
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