Brian Corr, Central Square Theater Board Member and Executive Director of the Cambridge Peace Commission, wrote his essay on June 5, during the global Black Lives Matter protests over the killing of George Floyd and the flurry of people declaring “Black Lives Matter” with signs, t-shirts, and chalk:
“I’m not asking if you care about me, respect me, like me, or value my life and want me to live. I’m asking if you see me, if you hear me, and if you value me and my life without thinking about what it means for and about you.”
Join us as we explore this and other question to examine how our values can inform our daily practices and how we can be conscious of choices we make in our anti-racist activism.
Please read the two linked essays below to prepare for this discussion (estimated reading time 10 to 15 minutes).
by Brian Corr, June 4, 2020
By Brian Corr, June 10, 2020