As Alison steps away to recharge and consider her activism future, our hosts reflect on what they're stepping into and letting go of, and celebrate what they've built together.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is polarizing white people around the world. How can we understand this issue from a racial justice perspective? How can we break through the moral fog of this issue in order to act from a place of clarity?

Alison and Tamir break down roles white people are being asked to play in antiracism work, plus discussion of allyship in relation to conflict in Israel and Palestine.

In this episode, Alison and Tamir unpack calls for white people to cede money and power in order to advance racial justice. In Part I, we focus on money. Stay tuned for Part II!

Following on our last episode, Alison and Tamir unpack some nuanced questions related to harm in a racial justice context:

• What should we do when we cause harm? When is repair appropriate and what happens when it isn’t?

• What happens when a person of color says you’ve harmed them and you’re not sure you agree?

• Can white people be harmed in a racial justice context?

• If you’re looking to stop causing harm, what should you be looking to do instead?

A lot of white folks struggle to understand how we harm people of color, and how to avoid causing harm without shrinking out of the work altogether. In this episode, we start to unpack these and related questions.