She says: "It really struck me the importance of white people accessing anger and
rage at the injustices that are happening and have happened.
"When
white people aren’t accessing anger, it’s left to Black and Indigenous
people and people of colour to do this work, which then leaves BIPOC
labelled and judged as angry and reactive as a means of control and
avoiding the issues".
What do you think? Do white people need to access their anger about injustice? Please comment below and please share this with your networks. Thanks.
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