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Racial Equity NOW Tour – Pike Park

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#DallasTRHT was excited to end the week talking to @dallasregionalchamber’s Leadership Dallas 2019-20 Class of local leaders about the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Framework and why narrative change, accurate historical context and truth is especially important for Dallas. Thank you for the invite and great questions! #HowWeHeal

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#DallasTRHT is grateful to be a community partner of @statefairoftx’s Community Affairs efforts, and attended a partner appreciation luncheon. Thank you to Froswa’, Bem, Jessica and staff for your work and support! #HowWeHeal

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Busy week! #DallasTRHT was grateful to partner with @instarisd’s Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion for their 1st “Crucial Conversations” event about the history of Richardson and Dallas County for Richardson ISD teachers, staff and board members. Cosponsored by @raabse_texas, the night included a keynote and panel! #RISDSaySomething #HOWweHeal

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“This is my form of somewhat activism- my way of being curious, trying to learn the best that I can, and present that information." - @Hollowayfineart
#dallastrht #renow2019 #narrativechange

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"I believe that institutional-building within disenfranchised communities BY disenfranchised people is very important to address issues." - Diane Ragsdale, Activist, Organizer and Former City of Dallas Councilmember #dallastrht #howweheal #renow2019