40 Days on Anti-Racism: Why Should Christians Care about Ongoing Antisemitism?
Day 31 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism. Alan Lai reflects on how he ongoing antisemitism in the world can be traced to the ancient Christian establishments that contributed to antisemitic attitudes.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: It’s Not Personal Unless You Make It Personal
Day 30 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: For Moderator Carmen Lansdowne, a big part of the work of anti-racism is the willingness to have a discussion.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Grief Comes in Waves
Day 29 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Kim Uyede-Kai’s father was a Japanese-Canadian child of World War II internment. For him, wartime rice mixed with rough barley was the taste and texture of internment.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Learning to Love My Chinese Self
Day 28 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Julie Ng grew up admiring all things British, but meeting immigrants in Canada led her to explore Chinese history and culture.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: The Small Things Matter
Day 27 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: For M Chorney, being anti-racist isn’t just about big, publicly visible actions—it’s also about the everyday combatting of prejudices and discrimination.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Colonialism and Communicating the Gospel
Day 26 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Having lived in a country that was under colonial rule, Dorcas Kanana Muketha learned how detrimental undermining other people’s cultures can be.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Is My White Privilege Showing?
Day 25 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Chelsea Masterman notes that having White privilege calls her to accept and work through it in service of dismantling systemic racism.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Taxes and Indigenous Peoples: Debunking Who Pays
Day 24 of 40 Days of Engagement with Anti-Racism: Delores Kenny debunks the tax dollar and “handout” myths that continue to be used to stereotype Indigenous people.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Our Identities: Places of Oppression, Places of Power
Day 23 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Adele Halliday reflects on how she can experience profound systemic racism and sexism and yet can also carry considerable power and privilege because of the many other identities she holds.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Unlearning Colonial Whiteness
Day 22 of 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Becca Whitla notes that unless we confront racism as a social construction that was used to facilitate colonial expansion, we are not really getting at its root causes.
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