And these three facts just scratch the surface.

During last ThurdaysWell+Good TALK, four Black business owners discussed the micro- and macroaggressions currently poisoning the wellness industry.

Theres a way forwardbut white and white-passing people have work to do.

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Latham Thomas, the panels insight into Black experiences of wellness makes it a must-watch from start to finish.

Look at your last credit-card charge.

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Its not yourBlack friend or coworkers jobto tell you where to spend your money.

And, just a hint, it goes way beyond economics:

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Let BIPOC wellness practitioners be your teachers

I want everyone to decolonize their wellness practices.

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Go to their classes, show up.

Learning how to listen and be led by BIPOC is anti-racism work, so change up your schedule.

HealHaus has a whole roster of BIPOC practitionersso thata great place to start.

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Mama Glow, for example, has been offering a digital-doula training program since COVID-19 started.

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