WHERE
SPRITUALITY
MEETS
POLITICS
If we want a more
equitable and just
society, we’re going to
have to build one.
Nicole Lee’s new book leads readers to confront their discomfort and misconceptions about antiracism, so they can build antiracist spaces with the important young people in their lives.
Pushing past the common reasons people give for not facing these issues, Lee provides age-appropriate guidance for talking to kids and offers practical advice on how to put our words into action.
A compass for transformation
Inclusive Life calls us to authenticity as we engage our own bias and privilege, awareness born of deep self-reflection, and deliberate action in all areas of our lives.
Taking integrated steps toward a
more equitable society
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TOGETHER
Rooting out and addressing injustice requires every member of the family. Get your whole crew involved.
Nicole Lee
An attorney and an intuitive coach, Nicole holds space for the sacred as she leads those around her in the path of aligned action. Her Inclusive Life community is an affirming but truth-driven space where real people grapple daily with the hard work of effecting social change.
EP6: Navigating Holiday Conversations, Version 2020
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EP5: Book Launch: Raising Antiracist Kids: The Power of Intentional Conversations about Race & Parenting
“This is part of parenting. This is part of the process. If we are raising humans to live in this multicultural, multiracial society, we have an obligation first to them, but also frankly to humanity, to be willing to be vulnerable and have those deep conversations.”...
EP4: Don’t Forget Your People with Rebecca Cokley
Don’t Forget Your People. “Inclusive Life for me means our movements have an understanding that it’s your vulnerabilities that make you strong.” This conversation with Rebecca Cokley is, in part, a peek into the disability rights movement from the intimate...
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