ペイジー・クラッセンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ペイジー・クラッセンInstagram)「"[Education] helps white people build stamina for talking about race. It's like we got no muscle tone around the conversation about racism, totally atrophied, weak - reading books like [White Fragility] can build that muscle." - @ilana Ilana Grazer, co-creator and co-star of Broad City As climbers, we're all about training. We're in tune with our bodies. We recognize the slightest setbacks. We're hyper aware of changes in our bodies. We're also now very familiar with the feeling atrophied and weak muscles, thanks to gym closures and minimal outdoor access during Covid. What if we cared as much about our stamina to talk about and fight against racism, as our stamina to climb all day? What if we trained that muscle, so it didn't fatigue? Education is the training. But just as training isn't the end goal, neither is education. Just because we've all read a few books and listened to a handful of podcasts, doesn't mean we're done. All that education is just training for the main event. The main event is every day, having conversations, standing up against the injustices of our system, so that someday, hopefully soon, our world will be not just equal (what I previously thought was the goal), or equitable, but just.」6月8日 6時04分