Glenn Bracey on power sharing, self care for people of color, controversial terminology

Timestamps

0:00-2:44
What are the dangers of centering the perspectives and desires of White people in conversations about racial diversity?
2:45-4:38
How would you respond to someone who asks, "What does decentering whiteness look like?"
4:39-7:59
What about a White Christian leader who says that the people of color in their organization are content with things the way they are so there is no need for change?
8:00-10:57
How can we tell if a person's views are typical of individuals in their racial group?
10:58-14:10
What you just shared may sting a bit for some individuals of color in predominantly White spaces. What would you say to those individuals?
14:11-18:39
Many people of color pay a high price for trying to be change agents in predominantly White organizations. At what point is the personal cost too great to stay?
18:40-22:07
Critical race theory is a highly debated topic right now. Can you help us understand what it is and what it isn't?
22:08-26:20
The individual tenets of what you described don't sound "anti-Christian" but many people think CRT is anti-Christian and very scary. Why do you think that is?
26:21-32:21
Can you tell us about the book you are working on?
32:22-36:21
Do you have any final recommendations based on our research?