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Announcement!!!

The Transformative Solutions website will be down for the next few weeks while we redesign the site for better and cleaner use by our clients and readers.

You can still get a hold of us at (716)367-9707 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

A short biography of one of our new anti-racism trainers/consultants at Transformative Solutions.

This is Jalonda Hill a.k.a Justice Hill. Justice is a community organizer, grad student, and founder of the hugely successful and popular organization Colored Girls Bike Too (Public). Justice is also a policy fellow at the Partnership for the Public Good, a board member of the City of Buffalo Bicycle and Pedestrian Board, and is a Project Facilitation Lead for Code of America.

She has so generously made herself available to the pupils of our anti-racism 101 sessions so please welcome her with the utmost respect and reverence. Here is a short biography from Jalonda:

“Since the age of 10, I have served a greater purpose beyond myself!

I advance racial equity and justice in all I do, by striving to decolonize all spaces, rebuilding our communities, and creating safe spaces for Black, Brown and Indigenous folks to heal, liberate, and to move freely, fearlessly, and fairly in our public spaces.”

All of our preferred candidates scored WFP endorsements today. Congrats to all.

We’re hiring 4 politically motivated people in the Buffalo area to work as canvassers on a progressive campaign! Requires that you be a registered democrat and be knowledgeable about local politics. If you’re interested Dm us.

We’re gonna win

“Historically, every time Black liberation movements have won gains, these gains have benefited other people of color, women, and the working class as a whole, from voting rights to affirmative action to civil rights movements for farm workers, immigrants, labor unions, and LGBT rights. Black- led struggles lift all boats. Reparations for Black people will be a huge step in itself and will lead to a heightened struggle to redistribute wealth from the federal government (which spends most of its money on war and cops) and from corporations to all the people.”
- Leone Hankey

A few reasons why I, as a white person, support reparations for Black people, including cash payments. by Leone Hankey After the Emancipation Proclamation and the end of the Civil War, thousands of ex-enslaved people died due to starvation because the promised reparations—the “40 acres and a mule” –…

Attention columnist!! TSC is collaborating with radical columnists around the U.S! If you write on power, privilege, race, or anything else dealing in oppression and resistance please send your essays to us via messenger. Will pay per article!

https://tsconsultation.org/2023/02/23/fridays-mr-jones-was-right-an-anecdote-on-black-children-pugilism-patriarchal-shame-and-learned-defenselessness/

Friday’s Mr. Jones Was Right: An Anecdote On Black Children, Pugilism, Patriarchal Shame, And Learned Defenselessness by Patrick Jonathan Derilus Patrick Jonathan Derilus You win some, you lose some, but you live…you live to fight another day. — Mr. Jones, Friday Craig (left) and his father, Mr. Jones (right) squa…