Black. Black Lives Matter.

Matter.

It's a standalone statement and one that if we let it moves through our very course

illuminating our historical and present predicament and disturbing our complacencies.

It's a simple statement with Earth shifting impact.

It's revealed the dissonance and denial of our culture. And in that, it's asked us all to choose.

Do we organize ourselves to deny reality or do we work to change it?

Many have chosen the latter,

and the founders Alicia Garza,

Opel Timetti, and today's guest Patrice

Colors have sparked the most powerful movement

in human history.

Patrice is the co-founder of Black Lives Matter,

the author of the best-selling book,

When they Call You a Terrorist,

and an artist who continually tells us the stories of those most overlooked.

For those who know me, you know that this interview is deeply personal.

I came up as a practitioner through BLM where I worked as the healing justice director.

In that I witnessed and explored the cost and necessity of leadership and the love it takes to reimagine the world.

This conversation is about that and it's also a peak into the tender side of leadership

and the spiritual practice of creation.

Patrice asks us through her own commitment to artistic expression,

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