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In the search for a More Perfect Union or as MLK Jr. would have said, the hope for a Beloved Community, we recognize that it takes more than a desire for diversity or an intention for inclusivity to make this dream a reality. In a society in which one kind of person has more power than another kind of person as a part of their birthright, it requires an active analysis and dismantling of those unfair social systems by the people born with privilege before we can begin to call ourselves equitable. Some people of privilege might want to hide their inequity as they work through these problems. We openly recognize that as a predominantly white-led organization, we are a work in progress but we’re not afraid to be visible, because to us, that means we’re working on progress.We’ve decided to pull back the curtain on the conversations we’re having and the steps we’re taking to be in better communication and communion with the people of color who belong to our beloved Dallas community. And