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Identifying and Dismantling White Supremacy

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"The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house." Black feminist activist Audre Lorde spoke these words in 1979. She envisioned the dismantling of the global systems of oppression against Black and Brown people. As we enter 2024, Espresso Talk Today examines what has changed in the 45 years since Audre Lorde's poignant speech. We also examine what tools we have that can dismantle the machinery of white supremacy. Join us for this uncommon New Year's talk that reminds us of our individual and collective power.

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"The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house." Black feminist activist Audre Lorde spoke these words in 1979. She envisioned the dismantling of the global systems of oppression against Black and Brown people. As we enter 2024, Espresso Talk Today examines what has changed in the 45 years since Audre Lorde's poignant speech. We also examine what tools we have that can dismantle the machinery of white supremacy. Join us for this uncommon New Year's talk that reminds us of our individual and collective power.

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