The Historical Roots and Racial Legacy of Tipped Wages
Tipping in the U.S. didn’t start as a cultural practice—it was a tool of control post-slavery, used to deny newly freed Black Americans a fair wage. This racist system persists today, keeping people of color and women in economic instability. In the Dialogue on Race Original Series, I learned how deeply rooted tipping is in our country’s legacy of exploitation—and how engaging in open dialogues can spark the change we need.
Being Uncomfortable and the Original Series
People often ask if the Dialogue on Race Series is a safe space.
The answer is another question. What do you fear could be unsafe in a program designed to talk about race?
Racial Disparities in Healthcare: The cost of racism in institutions and the urgent need for Dialogue
Krissy Anderson died of sepsis following the stillbirth of her daughter. Her heartbreaking story sheds light on systemic, institutional racism in healthcare that disproportionately affects Black and Hispanic populations. Dialogue on Race Louisiana shows how racism appears in institutions and actions you can take to be apart of change.
False Narratives: The Hidden History of Black and Asian American Alliances
Explore the often-overlooked solidarity between Black and Asian American communities and how institutional racism has shaped their relations through history.
What can today’s spectators and reactors learn from the Civil Rights Era?
How did we get here…. sitting in front of screens as spectators and reacting in real time?
What do we hope that will do?
Dialogue on Race Nursing: A New Frontier in Ending Racism
Dialogue on Race Louisiana is thrilled to announce the launch of Dialogue on Race Nursing, a charter of Dialogue on Race Louisiana, in partnership with the Louisiana Action Coalition. As part of Dialogue on Race Louisiana’s ongoing mission to end racism through education, transformation, and action, this new initiative aimed at ending racism within nursing is exciting.
Through the Lens of a Dialogue on Race Facilitator: Racism in Massachusetts
Embark on a journey through the nuanced landscape of racism in Massachusetts with Dialogue on Race Louisiana. This exploration spans from pricing disparities highlighted at Stop & Shop to the complexities of reparations discussed in the "What Is Owed?" podcast. As we confront the shadows of history, these narratives beckon us to engage in open, honest conversations that inspire understanding and informed action. Join us on this transformative journey and sign up for an upcoming Dialogue on Race Original Series or event today.