Not In Our Town Princeton hosts a monthly gathering at the Princeton Public Library entitled, “Continuing Conversations on Race & White Privilege.”

Our statement of intent with regards to these gatherings is as follows:

“Our priority is to create a safe and welcoming atmosphere in which our African American sisters and brothers and other people of color will feel respected and have their stories listened to and really heard.  We are motivated to explore our own privilege and biases and to continue to learn and grow by hearing each other’s stories, so that we can best make a difference.”

We welcome anyone who is committed to working to dismantle racism and build an inclusive community to join us on the first Monday of every month, at 7 pm, the Princeton Public Library‘s Community Room (just inside the front doors of the library, near the café). Please come a little early if you’ve never attended before.

Continuing Conversations plans to meet on the following dates at 7pm in the Princeton Public Library (please plan to come a little early if it’s your first time):

Monday, May 6: Rev. Eric Dobson, Fair Share Housing

Monday, June 3: Dr. Joy Barnes-Johnson and Ms. Patty Manhart and the Princeton High School Racial Literacy class students

Monday, July 1:  Caroline Clarke, Reparations.

Please join us, and bring a friend!