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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright If the Path Could Speak Contents Foreword Introduction Part One: Grounding
Chapter One: Pausing and Reckoning Chapter Two: Sitting with Compassionate Racial Awareness Chapter Three: Honoring and Remembering Chapter Four: Mindfulness Practice as Colorinsight Practice Chapter Five: True Inheritance
Part Two: Seeing
Chapter Six: Looking at the Reality of Racism Chapter Seven: Deepening Insight Through Compassion Chapter Eight: Seeing Implicit Bias Chapter Nine: Raining Racism: Recognizing, Accepting, and Investigating Racism with Non-Identification Chapter Ten: Developing Mindful Racial Literacy amid Complexity Chapter Eleven: Making the Invisible Visible Through Mindfulness
Part Three: Being
Chapter Twelve: Mindful Social Connection Chapter Thirteen: Personal Justice Chapter Fourteen: Entering a Room Full of People (and Elephants), and Leaving a Community Chapter Fifteen: From Identity-Safety to Bravery Chapter Sixteen: Particularity as the Doorway to Empathy and Common Humanity
Part Four: Doing
Chapter Seventeen: “fuck!” and Other Mindful Communications Chapter Eighteen: Deconstructing Whiteness and Race Chapter Nineteen: Color-Blind Racism and Its Consequences Chapter Twenty: The Wolf in the Water: Working with Strong Emotion in Real Time Chapter Twenty-one: In Living Color: Walking the Walk of Mindful Racial Justice
Part Five: Liberating
Chapter Twenty-two: Walking Each Other Home Chapter Twenty-three: That Everything May Heal Us Chapter Twenty-four: Hearts Without Borders: Deep Interpersonal Mindfulness Chapter Twenty-five: Stepping into Freedom
Acknowledgments Notes Index About the Author
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