White Women, Stop Using Racism as a Nonprofit Marketing Tool

Let’s talk about our role in upholding racism

“I am you. I’m not someone else telling you your role and complacency in white supremacy. I’m not someone else. I am you. I, too, am a white woman who has been a part of the strategy conversations, through equity and inclusion training, and a part of the well-intentioned program development to combat the very institution that pays our bills. I am you. Our work is based on white supremacist ideals, we know this.

We ask ourselves daily, what is our role in ending the vitriol and racism? What power do we have to yield and to relinquish? How do we use it and how can we do better? And when we do better, how can we do even better?” — Mindy Morgan Avitia

Read Morgan Avitia’s entire story at An Injustice.

White Women, Stop Using Racism as a Nonprofit Marketing Tool