09:37:23	 From  Ann Lancaster : http://allinspirit.com
09:37:32	 From  Ann Lancaster : Norma Johnson  “In My Bones”
09:38:51	 From  Ann Lancaster : ACLU At Liberty podcast "Kimberlé Crenshaw on Teaching the Truth about Race in America"
09:38:57	 From  Ann Lancaster : https://www.aclu.org/podcast/kimberle-crenshaw-teaching-truth-about-race-america-ep-168
09:40:07	 From  Ann Lancaster : James Baldwin Addressing teachers and parents in 1963:
 
Society, Baldwin noted, often seeks an educated populace but proves resistant to the changes the educated might seek. “You must understand,” he warned, “that in the attempt to correct so many generations of bad faith and cruelty, when it is operating not only in the classroom but in society, you will meet the most fantastic, the most brutal, and the most determined resistance. There is no point in pretending that this won’t happen.”

Washington Post 11/16/21
09:40:31	 From  Ann Lancaster : Sarah Augustine Podcast: "Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery"
09:40:33	 From  Ann Lancaster : https://anabaptistworld.org/podcast-latest/dismantling-the-doctrine-of-discovery-podcast/
09:42:16	 From  Deb Handrich : And Sarah’s book….the land is not empty
09:43:58	 From  Lynne Lew : We had this discussion this week about the United Methodist symbol of the cross and the flame- it’s like a burning cross
09:45:39	 From  Ann Lancaster : James H. Cone   "The Cross and the Lynching Tree"
09:45:51	 From  Ann Lancaster : "They put him to death by hanging him on a tree." Acts 10:39
The cross and the lynching tree are the two most emotionally charged symbols in the history of the African American community. In this powerful new work, theologian James H. Cone explores these symbols and their interconnection in the history and souls of black folk. Both the cross and the lynching tree represent the worst in human beings and at the same time a thirst for life that refuses to let the worst determine our final meaning. While the lynching tree symbolized white power and black death, the cross symbolizes divine power and black life, God overcoming the power of sin and death. For African Americans, the image of Jesus, hung on a tree to die, powerfully grounded their faith that God was with them, even in the suffering of the lynching era.
09:57:54	 From  Debra Schneider : What is the definition of "racist"?  It sounds like in this context it is using white privilege to our advantage?
10:22:18	 From  Katie Archibald-Woodward : So great to see you, SeiFu!
10:22:31	 From  Barbara Meyers : Question: How do these lessons affect the work that we do as spiritual directors?
10:22:37	 From  SUSAN MCDONALD : Thanks Wakil for the resources (above)
10:22:58	 From  Lisa Sadleir-Hart : Wonderful to be in the breakout again
10:23:13	 From  Stephen Hoke : 2.7.	Let’s move from “either-or” thinking to more holistic, both-and experience and manner of speaking.
10:25:05	 From  Wakil Matthews - Duwamish Lands : Recommend again the Hollaback free training - https://www.ihollaback.org/
10:25:22	 From  Katie Archibald-Woodward : Thank you!
10:25:29	 From  Susan Campbell : thank you everyone - it was a wonderful webinar.
10:25:58	 From  Tanya stark loretto : Thank you SDI, Jane for this webinar.
10:26:02	 From  Milly Johnson : Consideration of praying w couplets… racist & antiracist… comfort & discomfort… Another couplet that I’ve found helpful, blessed: “examine and behold” (drawn from Ruusbroec “Espousals”)
10:26:12	 From  Antoinette Adjarusaro : So grateful to SDI for arranging and offering this time
10:26:59	 From  Judy Walsh-Mellett : A resource that is very much in keeping with all that has been presented here is The Anti-Racist Table:  https://theantiracisttable.com/
10:27:01	 From  Martha Doran : Thanks you all
10:27:27	 From  Catherine Maine : I came across the article: SDI article Presence, Vol 15, No. 4, Dec 2009. Black Spirituality and the Art of Spiritual Direction by Therese Taylor-Stinson. Separately, Matt, I like how you said in full Black, Indigenous and People of Colour which felt quite respectful.
10:27:56	 From  Judy Walsh-Mellett : It’s something you can do on your own at home.  There are 30 sessions that walk through this topic very honestly, deeply and compassionately.
10:28:34	 From  jeanine boucher-colbert : So grateful to SDI for this commitment to anti-racism. Walking into discomfort-Really important work we can do as spiritual directors.
10:32:41	 From  Lisa Sadleir-Hart : Thanks so much for all of this!
10:33:13	 From  Ann Lancaster : https://www.whiteaccomplices.org/
10:36:01	 From  Martha Doran : So grateful…Rev. Jane you are a powerful example
10:36:17	 From  Lavera : Thank you Jane and SCI for this program
10:36:58	 From  Duane Brown : Are there particular things that we, as spiritual directors, can do to combat racism?
10:37:01	 From  jeanine boucher-colbert : Jane, first Thank you. Would welcome hearing your thoughts on what our role as spiritual directors in this anti racism work?
10:37:24	 From  Katie Archibald-Woodward : yes
10:38:35	 From  Susan Iliff : Jane, I'm reflecting on your voiced importance to rest. I also reflect on how many of our BIPOC sisters and brothers share they are so tired and can't rest.  Can you comment on the connection between the guidance to rest with white privilege.
10:38:54	 From  Larry Hjorth : How can we access the webinar information in the future for what length of time? Will it be on our dashboard?
10:40:30	 From  jeanine boucher-colbert : Inner Work of Anti-Racism by Rhonda Magee and Jon Kabat-Zinn.
10:43:19	 From  Ann Lancaster : https://www.sdicompanions.org/courses/white-privilege/
10:43:22	 From  Antoinette Adjarusaro : thank you Rev. Jane....so grateful!
10:44:01	 From  Ramona Harris : Thank you Rev. Jane & SDI !
10:44:01	 From  Lynne Lew : Rev Jane, you are a peacemaker at the depths of your soul.
10:44:07	 From  Joan Peyser : Thank you. I am so grateful for this offering.
10:44:45	 From  Milly Johnson : Love
10:44:47	 From  Karen Linser : Thank you so much! Very enlightening
10:44:54	 From  Margaret Swavely : Thank you so much, Rev Jane.
10:44:58	 From  Leslie Brinkman : Thank you.
10:45:02	 From  Kathleen Ellis : Thank you, Jane, and everyone in this webinar.
10:45:08	 From  Katie Archibald-Woodward : Thank you so very much
10:45:09	 From  .Margaretta Narcisse : Thank you.
10:45:10	 From  Milly Johnson : Rev Jane 💙🙏💙
10:45:18	 From  Catherine Maine : Thank you very much
10:45:19	 From  Sheryl Rose : This was amazing and enlightening!  Thank you.
10:45:20	 From  DONNA KOLLER : Where can we get copies of all the chats?
10:45:21	 From  jeanine boucher-colbert : THank you to SDI for making a deep commitment to this work.
10:45:22	 From  Mary Anne Geskie, PhD : Blessings for all and a deep sense of gratitude
10:45:22	 From  Deb Handrich : Thank you Jane and Sri for this opportunity
10:45:22	 From  sue ludemann : This has been an eyeopening experience. Thank you so much!
10:45:23	 From  Larry Hjorth : Jane, thank you😀