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A white church leader in North Carolina has partnered with a local woman to approach the problem that way, hosting weekly Racists Anonymous meetings modeled after 12-step programs that help people deal with alcohol, drugs, overeating and sex addiction. The group's creation, in part at least, seems to have been spurred by recent police shootings.
Rev. Nathan King of Trinity United Church of Christ in Concord, N.C. tells WCNC-TV that the group began after, "It seemed like every week we were coming into worship and we were doing another prayer because someone had been killed in the street. ... It's to deal with the racism within ourselves and to eliminate the racism within ourselves."
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The group reportedly sits in a circle of chairs, drinks coffee, and introduces themselves by first name before saying, "and I'm a racist."
12 steps
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I wish there was a video of a meeting
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