Lauryn Facey (Nelson)’s Reviews > The Inner Work of Racial Justice: Healing Ourselves and Transforming Our Communities Through Mindfulness > Status Update

I started reading this about a year ago and just picked it up again. Because of the meditations and mindfulness exercises/journaling prompts, it feels best to read slowly and sit with the information as you do this work. I think so much antiracism work can feel really disempowering, so this book gives agency back by empowering people to start where they can, and reminds us that all activism starts with us firstly.