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Us simple folks have a deep-gut feeling that the lives of the rich and famous are not just out of reach, but that they have something, something profound and inaccessible that’s completely different from us. It’s a weird feeling that we could never truly mix with that world even if our skin color, wardrobe, and way of speaking didn’t set us apart.

What does a frequency of justice mean especially in relation to white supremacy and racial justice? When I was sitting in a ballroom of 1,900 people from around the world, I realized the significance of being with a different frequency related to our work in addressing white supremacy. A frequency that we, as individuals and a collective, can decide to engage with or not, as it travels through our emotional and physical bodies.

Sinners broke the record at the Oscars by securing 16 nominations. The actual wins were not a record, leaving some disappointed. The Academy has always had its biases and this year, like many others, will ask leave many questions about which bias generated the results it did.

I am a disruptor when it comes to mindset and money. Not because disruption is trendy, but because too many families are still operating off financial norms that were handed down generation after generation without question. We were taught that our circumstances, our starting point …

Star Trek has always been on the forefront of a society struggling to envision Utopia in the midst of State violence. Today’s launch of this new series is no exception.

I’ve been sitting on how to write this article for days. I’m watching what’s happening in Minneapolis with horror, as most of us, wanting to do my best to channel my power, and my rage, and not become hopeless and stunned. For the system feeds off shock and hopelessness. As long as we live from fear, state violence wins; racism wins. As a scholar of history and social patterns …

Collective intelligence is the wisdom that emerges when lived experience, critical thought, and embodiment meet. It’s strongest when different opinions are creative rather than destructive.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) systems learn from human-generated content, which means they can perpetuate stereotypes, exclude perspectives, or favor certain groups over others.

But when do we evaluate what we’re routinely teaching? When is the right time to question that?

At the International Institute for Sexual Empowerment (IISE Global), our book clubs aren’t casual reading groups — they are sacred spaces. When we embarked on our shared journey through Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, we knew we were in for difficult truths.

Work your way through the reading list that brings us #Back2TheBasics. These books provide historical context to the Leadership Message in the summer edition of Love & Justice Footprint, TPI's newsletter.

We must remember the lessons learned from our ancestors standing up against both physical violence and devastating policies fueled by white supremacy ideology.

Now more than ever, those of us who are white must show up in ways that do not add to an already exhausting environment.

"I am a human being, nothing human can be alien to me," said Maya Angelou quoting Terence, a Roman philosopher. That is the message I shared

Backlash is simply part of the process. It goes hand in hand with gains, just like inhaling and exhaling.