DIRATION CHALLENGE

Hey guys, it's Candice.

And Kayla and we are directionally challenged.

Yeah, we thought we would have everything figured out by the time we were in our 30s.

Yeah, we did, but surprise we don't at all.

We don't, that's okay.

That's okay.

Kayla and I have talked a lot in the last few weeks about the fact that we have separately individually

been doing a lot of this work.

Have you ever had conversations about race or about racism?

I mean, we've talked about how you and I have never talked about white privilege before.

Right.

Right.

I mean, you and I have been friends for over 10 years and it really struck me that we've

never had a conversation about race.

And we've talked about a lot of deep personal things with each other, but that has never

come up because we just never thought to discuss it and that is exactly what we're talking

about right now.

We want to take accountability as white women for our white privilege and the fact that

we could be better, we could be doing better and we will do better.

So without further ado, here is our talk with Alexandra Safard, member of White People

for Black Lives.

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