ILC: Inclusive Leadership Collective

Many Americans describe watching the videos as a wake-up call to persistent racial injustice. For Black Americans it touches a deeper nerve, creating a form of vicarious trauma, said Ann Ebhojiaye, a psychotherapist in Baltimore. (From the article.)

Op-Ed: I'm a Black social media manager in the age of George Floyd. Each day is a new trauma Viewing the George Floyd video and other assaults on people who look like me is part of my profession. It's very hard to steel yourself against the pain.

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Alumni Spotlight: ILI alumnus, Chris Rogers was interviewed yesterday by a correspondent from the CBC about the Black Wall Street mural.

Chris served as the project manager for this mural and is a talented artist in his own right, creating many recognizable works around Tulsa.