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Rather than a true Christmas movie (like we’ve screened in the past), this year the Anti-Racist Film Club watched Sister Act  (1992) as our final feature for 2025. Since we’ve already covered many holiday films starring and made by People of Color, this December we chose a nostalgic, family-appropriate comedy to bring our community together in the dark of Winter. Of course, the lighter material wasn’t devoid of an important lesson.  As we rapidly approach Christmas Eve in jus

One of the hardest lessons we learn on the path of anti-racism is how to recognize the countless times we fail. Whether we’re corrected in the moment or reflecting on a moment from years past, it’s impossible to walk through life having never made an “innocent racist mistake.” This month in ARFC, we discussed two episodes of the sensational Canadian sitcom Kim’s Convenience: “Army Spoon” and “The Help.” Both episodes focus on the process of owning up to saying something that

In middle and high school, I sang in my youth group’s praise band. The middle school band was just as awkward as you can imagine – middle...