| Luda Bryzzheva sat down with white-identified “seasoned” facilitators and k-12 educators to grapple with the questions above. Their journeys are her own. Together they heart-stormed what it means to acknowledge and work to repair past and ongoing racial inequity and racialized harm as individual white people and members of various collectives. The insights gained in this study will have the potential to transform individual and collective behavior necessary for effective reparations. Perhaps they can even inform us viscerally to know what “embodied reparations” feel like.
Meet the presenter! Luda Bryzzheva is a white Russian immigrant mother of three, a loving and impatient educator, a scholar whose work focuses on pro-liberation education, critical whiteness theory and anti-racism. She is an associate professor in Bilingual and Multicultural Education at Adelphi University, NY; and a facilitator for the Center for Racial Justice in Education in NYC.
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