Continuing Conversation on Race and White Privilege: Seeding Solidarity in Community 

Amidst ongoing wars, escalating violence against immigrants, and the tightening fist of fascism, many of us are falling into despair.

Or worse, hanging our hopes on the politicians who continue to architect our oppression. At the Monday, May 4 Continuing Conversations (on Zoom at 7 pm) join educator and cultural worker Gayatri Sethi for a participatory conversation on how we seed the solidarity we need to grow beyond this turbulent world we inhabit now. Click here to register.

Are you craving community connection? Do you seek a space for collective inspiration? Do you have an idea or inquiry you want to share? This conversation needs you!

Here are two selections from Diaspora-ish: Solidarities and Immigrations.  However, the book can also be bought directly from this press or anywhere you buy books. Available at several independent bookstores & bookshop.org

Gayatri Sethi is a cultural worker, educator and caregiver. She is connected to multiple diaspora communities in (South) Asia, Africa and the Americas. With heritage roots in pre-partition Punjab, she was born in Shinyanga, Tanzania and raised in Gaborone, Botswana. She identifies as polycultural, multilingual and interfaith. Her lifelong learning work focuses on unlearning allegiance to systems of oppression rooted in imperialism while relearning about liberation movements, anti-imperialism, abolition, and revolutions. She resides in sacred Muscogee lands and seeks to seed solidarity with movements for land back globally, from Punjab to Palestine.

To learn more about Diaspora-ish & Gayatri’s work: gayatrisethi.com

@desibookaunty