Educate to end hate. We give you the knowledge, skills & community to interrupt white supremacy—anywhere it shows up.
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Shout out to the only women’s rowing team in the nation working with A Long Talk in 2025. Last year @YaleWCrew brought us in 3yrs in a row and counting. To be continued…. #bola #bola #tbt
All 500+ student athletes @Sagehens went through A Long Talk in August & September, Cultivating Culture. Shoutout to the teams we worked with on our last visit!
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A Long Talk for the Society for Public Health Education Advocacy Summit in Washington, DC. @sophetweets
Are you interested in learning new information & ideas, or is your hating on others a core principle of who you want to be?
Thousands of miles traveled in September-
started on the East Coast in NY, Boston for @mfaboston -flew to Seattle for @SeattleKraken , @UW_Rowing & @UWBothell @CascadiaCollege - then to Philly for @pennathletics and back to the West Coast to LA for a week @sagehenathletics.
“Alex can I have, ‘Things a white supremacist would do for $1000, please”
The Trump admin is launching an investigation into Wells Fargo over commitments the bank made over nearly a decade to increase homeownership among Black Americans wsj.com/finance/banking/well…
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We did see them yelling “Praise Jesus” while they enslaved, raped, tortured, trafficked, abused, and killed other children of God though for hundreds of years though. Imjussayin…🤷🏽♂️
Great session last week with 150 first-year students from @UWBothell & @CascadiaCollege! A special thank you to The Activities & Recreation Center for inviting us to Seattle to share this important work - “When you see something wrong do something right” 🌟 #seattle
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100 episodes—and this guest fits our mission perfectly. Kamal Carter of A Long Talk (@ALongTalk2020 ) shows us how to move from furious to curious and pursue unity without demanding uniformity. youtu.be/XjBIapdxdqI
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This August we traveled coast to coast— CA to NY as @Sagehens & @OswegoAthletics began the process of training each athletics team through A Long Talk and @pomonacollege Freshman Orientation. We visited Wisconsin, Boston & NY to work with several independent schools.
Sunday Series Part 6: We led a Civil Rights Pilgrimage with 50 pastors from the New England United Methodist Church Conference @neumc , along with their Bishop Thomas Bickerton. Bishop Bickerton reminds us that empathy is key to anti-racist work and creating change in community.
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A few years ago, after reading the entire Agenda47 & all 922 pages of Project 2025, I compiled a list of their 10 worst policies for Black Americans
Less than 2 years in, Trump has accomplished every single goal on his anti-Black MAGA checklist dlvr.it/TV5pCb
Sunday Series Part 5: A member of our A Long Talk Pilgrimage, led with 50 pastors & the Bishop from the New England United Methodist Church Conference @neumc discusses the necessity of the anti-racism journey, and a found love for community.
On the Island of Martha’s Vineyard, there’s never been a cover charge for a sunset.
So we’re doing what we’ve always done — taking it back. Bring your people, bring your music.
Do the free thing.
🌅 Inkwell Beach · Every Friday in August · 4:30 PM ’til sunset
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In 1868, Georgia's legislature looked at its 33 duly elected Black members and voted to EXPEL them for being Black.
Reconstruction had put Black men in office for the first time. Georgia's white legislators responded by simply ejecting their Black colleagues, ruling that the right to vote did not include the right to HOLD office.
One of the expelled, Rev. Henry McNeal Turner, rose first and delivered one of the great speeches in American history, declaring — as the record preserves, "I am here to demand my rights, and to hurl thunderbolts" at the men who dared question his manhood.
Then the 33 were removed from their seats anyway.
Several would be beaten, jailed, or killed in the terror that followed. Congress had to force Georgia to reseat them as the price of readmission to the Union.
