Check Your Privilege Niche Down Your Journey Journal - Hill, Myisha T
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The co-conspirators journey begins with awareness, followed by a call to action, and requires us to face ourselves and our misdoings, including those that have brought us shame. The fear of shame can lead us to ghost the entire process, which is merely complicity in white supremacy racism. In order to be a true co-conspirator, we must turn the light on "shame" and keep leaning into the discomfort of the journey ahead. This journal will help you focus your journey in bite size pieces and help you live into your work.

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The co-conspirators journey begins with awareness, followed by a call to action, and requires us to face ourselves and our misdoings, including those that have brought us shame. The fear of shame can lead us to ghost the entire process, which is merely complicity in white supremacy racism. In order to be a true co-conspirator, we must turn the light on "shame" and keep leaning into the discomfort of the journey ahead. This journal will help you focus your journey in bite size pieces and help you live into your work.
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Autorenporträt
Myisha T. Hill is a human-design generator and MBTi ENFJ with action-oriented justice in her blood. A single mom of 3 differently-abled children, Myisha is also a mental health advocate, and social entrepreneur. An advocate for healing and social transformation, Myisha continues to center the work of Check Your Privilege from a mental health perspective, using self-compassion practices and reflection to help white folx step back, reflect, and compassionately dismantle their relationship with power, privilege, and oppression. When she's not guiding the practice of those engaged with Check Your Privilege, Myisha lives her role as a mental health advocate to facilitate wellness workshops and peer support groups with black, brown and indigenous womxn through restorative justice project she founded and sponsors called, Brown Sisters Speak.