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However you’re able, Please march…

However you’re able, Please march…

by Ashley Cooper | Jun 6, 2020 | Asheville/Buncombe County, BlackLivesMatter

White Asheville (and other places) — However you’re able, please march today. March in the streets starting at 12 at the YMI guided by Black organizers and centering the leadership of youth, let your body show the numbers of us who are in this together....
White Folks: Listen, Talk About Race & Follow-Through

White Folks: Listen, Talk About Race & Follow-Through

by Ashley Cooper | Jun 3, 2020 | BlackLivesMatter, Racial Justice, White Supremacy Culture

White friends who want to do something to support Black lives, I need you to LISTEN to Jessica Norwood, please. There’s a lot for us to hear in this offering. And 2 things stand out for my specific network of friends. Talk to the White people in your life. Your...
New Times – But Will We Take Different Actions?

New Times – But Will We Take Different Actions?

by Ashley Cooper | May 22, 2020 | Asheville/Buncombe County, Organizational Development, Pandemic, White Supremacy Culture

I’m oscillating between intense heartache and slithers of hope. We have a rare opportunity to do things differently and yet I see so many leaders (and neighbors) making decisions that lead to the same harmful outcomes. White supremacy culture is tricky. It...
New Times – But Will We Take Different Actions?

New Times – But Will We Take Different Actions?

by Ashley Cooper | May 22, 2020 | Asheville/Buncombe County, Organizational Development, Pandemic, White Supremacy Culture

I’m oscillating between intense heartache and slithers of hope. We have a rare opportunity to do things differently and yet I see so many leaders (and neighbors) making decisions that lead to the same harmful outcomes. White supremacy culture is tricky. It...
We are each having our own pandemic experience

We are each having our own pandemic experience

by Ashley Cooper | May 8, 2020 | Economy of Care, Emotional Health, Grief, Pandemic, Personal Reflections

Today the state of North Carolina enters into its first phase of what folks call opening back up. I’m getting hung up on the phrase opening back up. Who is opening? What is being opened? Who/what had a chance to close? Who stopped? Who had to keep going? What...
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