The author of this blog is a friend of JD Mass. She is from India, and currently has gone back to India. She went back during the pandemic. Continue reading
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For some time… for the initial few years in USA, I felt that undoubtedly black people are more racist than white people. After all, I have never been told to go back to my country by a white person. Then, as I immersed myself more... Continue reading
Nidhi Prakash 
Where are all my angry white people? Why haven’t they come out to put an end systemic racism. Continue reading
Joan Husch Mass is the author JD Mass's mother. She wrote this piece as a Junior in High School in 1964-5. Continue reading
“As Trump came into office, it really helped unveil that curtain of racism that still exists in America. … one of the things I recognized that was difficult for me was that I don’t know what it feels like to all of a sudden have... Continue reading
“RACE FOR WHAT?” Challenges Society to Confront, and Cure, Racism Author JD Mass Releases New Hot Topic Memoir “Race for What? A White Man’s Journey & Guide to Healing Racism from Within” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: St Louis, MO– JD Mass PsyD, releases his book, Race... Continue reading
Americans love to live in denial. We are raised to ignore by a school system that doesn’t teach about other cultures as if they are not important. We sweep our nation’s dark history under the rug and create comforting myths about the purity of American... Continue reading
I want to push white folks to do… The grieving process is the trigger to healing. In all of our inner work, research and reflection, let us keep in mind that acknowledging the harm of anti-black racism our actions is the necessary first phase to... Continue reading
…Prestige does not equate to absolute value or inherent importance. What is deemed worthy of admiration is actually based on the perception of what is valuable. We found that the Latin and French origin of the word perception is an illusion or a conjuring trick.... Continue reading
At the age of 16, with the ability to drive, I was able to experience many more examples of the privilege I was afforded and witness, in comparison, the discrimination my friends faced regularly. For me, this was also an age of rebellion – wanting... Continue reading
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