Neither the Jewish Emergent Network nor Dimensions are directly endorsing any of the artists, healers, diverse teachers of faith, or other content creators whose work is linked in this challenge. We are sharing the world of spirit equitably with many people as we endeavor to learn more about our need to work together across diverse faith communities to dismantle racism and white supremacy for us all.
White Jews Learning Track
READ: Rabbi Mira Rivera – “Ricardo Hylton- Say His Name…”
SEE: Conversations of the Heart: An Anti-racism Photo Elegy by Rabbi Mira Rivera of Romemu
LISTEN: Patrisse Cullors Robert Moss and Krista Tippett On Being
REFLECT & JOURNAL: Consider the last several times you used the pronoun “WE” in reference to the Jewish people, how multiracial and multicultural was your intent? How might you use a more inclusive “WE” to embrace the grief and loss of our collective Jewish experience over ongoing racial injustice in the US? Ask yourself this week:
Black, Indigenous, Sephardi/Mizrachi and More Broadly Identified Jews of Color Learning Track
REFLECT: How might you use the pronoun I/We differently to connect your JOC identity to a deeper sense of value for yourself, your family, your spirituality, your connections to and your relationships with others? The singer, and star of “The Color Purple” Cynthia Erivo asks you to imagine that your voice is her voice. Read the words here and sing them with Cynthia. What comes up for you that relates to your anti-racist practice of self-love?