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X-WR-CALDESC:It was decades ago when I first heard the phrase white privile
 ge\, or its earlier equivalent.  My first response was confusion – certain
 ly I wasn’t guilty of prejudice.  Certainly I wasn’t part of a plot to kee
 p African-Americans down.  I supported civil rights.  People like Martin L
 uther King\, Jr\, John Lewis\, Diane Nash\, and Ella Baker were heroes to 
 me.  ‘Equal rights under the law’ was part of my genetic code – since from
  whenever I could remember.  But I grew older\, and I saw that terms like 
 white privilege were not aimed at allies and proponents of civil rights: W
 hite privilege and its companion terms were aimed at a system\, a society-
 wide system which is stacked against Blacks\, Hispanics\, and Native Ameri
 cans\, anyone not a w.a.s.p.  And stuck in the mire of it were its victims
 \, a mire which slowly\, steadily\, inexorably diminished\, controlled\, a
 nd circumscribed them.  I made up my mind then that I was going to learn e
 verything I could about white privilege and do everything in my power to r
 id it from my life.\n\nQuakers have a grand tradition of education\, a tra
 dition which requires them to learn all that they can about a condition an
 d pass those lessons onto ourselves and onto our society. We work to bring
  light into dark places. That’s why I’m elated that this February 12 – 14 
 the Washington Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology is presenting
  White Privilege: Naming It and Its Complex and Confronting It to Build an
  Equitable Society. The conference will be virtual\, start a bit later in 
 the morning to encourage a national audience\, and feature as our plenary 
 speaker\, Sean Fitzpatrick\, head of the Jungian Society of Houston. Jane 
 Byerley\, our WFCRP co-clerk\, has heard Sean and attests to his keen expe
 rtise in this area. We’ll still have interest groups which will augment an
 d support the plenary sessions.\n\nOur website – fcrp-quaker.org – is open
  for registrations.  The cost of the conference will be $40.00 if you regi
 ster either by check or on website.  We’d love to see you as we address th
 is ever-so important issue of our times.  Mark your calendar now.\n\nTo re
 gister for the conference\, go to fcrp-quaker.org.  Hit the WFCRP button a
 nd go through the dropdown menu.  When you decide to register\, visit the 
 registration page (again of the WFCRP drop down menu) and follow direction
 s.  If you decide to pay via a credit card on the website\, go back to the
  home page\, hit contribute and pay $40.00.  The registrar will read that 
 contribution as your payment.  You may contact the registrar directly by e
 mail rdixonbell@aol.com or phone 304-268-8510.  Also\, please sign up for 
 an interest group\, an experience intended to augment the plenary sessions
 .
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DESCRIPTION:It was decades ago when I first heard the phrase white privileg
 e\, or its earlier equivalent.  My first response was confusion – certainl
 y I wasn’t guilty of prejudice.  Certainly I wasn’t part of a plot to keep
  African-Americans down.  I supported civil rights.  People like Martin Lu
 ther King\, Jr\, John Lewis\, Diane Nash\, and Ella Baker were heroes to m
 e.  ‘Equal rights under the law’ was part of my genetic code – since from 
 whenever I could remember.  But I grew older\, and I saw that terms like w
 hite privilege were not aimed at allies and proponents of civil rights: Wh
 ite privilege and its companion terms were aimed at a system\, a society-w
 ide system which is stacked against Blacks\, Hispanics\, and Native Americ
 ans\, anyone not a w.a.s.p.  And stuck in the mire of it were its victims\
 , a mire which slowly\, steadily\, inexorably diminished\, controlled\, an
 d circumscribed them.  I made up my mind then that I was going to learn ev
 erything I could about white privilege and do everything in my power to ri
 d it from my life.\n\nQuakers have a grand tradition of education\, a trad
 ition which requires them to learn all that they can about a condition and
  pass those lessons onto ourselves and onto our society. We work to bring 
 light into dark places. That’s why I’m elated that this February 12 – 14 t
 he Washington Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology is presenting 
 White Privilege: Naming It and Its Complex and Confronting It to Build an 
 Equitable Society. The conference will be virtual\, start a bit later in t
 he morning to encourage a national audience\, and feature as our plenary s
 peaker\, Sean Fitzpatrick\, head of the Jungian Society of Houston. Jane B
 yerley\, our WFCRP co-clerk\, has heard Sean and attests to his keen exper
 tise in this area. We’ll still have interest groups which will augment and
  support the plenary sessions.\n\nOur website – fcrp-quaker.org – is open 
 for registrations.  The cost of the conference will be $40.00 if you regis
 ter either by check or on website.  We’d love to see you as we address thi
 s ever-so important issue of our times.  Mark your calendar now.\n\nTo reg
 ister for the conference\, go to fcrp-quaker.org.  Hit the WFCRP button an
 d go through the dropdown menu.  When you decide to register\, visit the r
 egistration page (again of the WFCRP drop down menu) and follow directions
 .  If you decide to pay via a credit card on the website\, go back to the 
 home page\, hit contribute and pay $40.00.  The registrar will read that c
 ontribution as your payment.  You may contact the registrar directly by em
 ail rdixonbell@aol.com or phone 304-268-8510.  Also\, please sign up for a
 n interest group\, an experience intended to augment the plenary sessions.
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