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Back to Episodesanti-racism + the 300th episode!
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There wasn’t an episode last week because I was and am listening more than talking. We were muted to amplify voices of BIPOC last week. And I am committed to following, amplifying and supporting Black voices moving forward. This is our 300th episode. Which feels like a big milestone to celebrate, but also an opportunity to reflect and own how I can continue to improve and amplify the voices and work of marginalized people.
Mental Health Resources for the Black community:
The Loveland Therapy Fund - helps cover therapy costs for Black women and girls
The Nina Pop Mental Health Recovery Fund and The Tony McDade Mental Health Recovery Fund from the Okra Project - emergency mutual aid fund that raises money to pay for one-time mental health therapy sessions for Black Trans people with licensed Black therapists
BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health) - Online Black-centered support and healing
Fat Women of Color Collective - private online community led by Ivy Felicia created to support fat women of color in healing their relationships with their bodies
Show notes:
- A portion of the revenue from this episode will be donated to The Loveland Therapy Fund. Please join me in supporting them if you can!
- Let It Out List of Anti-Racism Resources
- Erica Chidi's video on Instagram
- Talk on white fragility with Robin DiAngelo, Erin Trent Johnson, + Aaron Morrison
- Full written interview with Christy Harrison on redefining terms
- Let It Out Episode with Savala Nolan
- I Started Dieting at Age 4. I Know How Harmful Weight Watchers' new 'Kids' program is. by Savala Nolan
- Black and Brown People Have Been Protesting for Centuries. It's White People Who Are Responsible for What Happens Next. by Savala Nolan
- Spiritual Activism with Rachel Ricketts
- Leesa Renee Hall's Patreon with journaling prompts to explore unconscious biases
- Me and White Supremacy - Layla Saad (book)
- Anti-racism practice group with Lenéa Sims
- Some of our favorite Let It Out episodes with BIPOC guests (see highlight at top of page)
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