Rebecca S. Krantz

Thanks, folks, for your comments and support and accompaniment on this journey. It continues to feel challenging to write about. I feel like I’m encountering lots of new information and useful resources, and part of me feels I should report on them all to you… sort of like a “book report” from school days. But […]

Part of my “treatment plan” for healing whiteness, as I mentioned in my last post, is to work with Tada Hozumi, who is writing a book called The Selfish Activist’s Guide to Allyship. Part of me rails against the idea of reclaiming “selfishness.” How could selfishness ever be a good thing? Especially in today’s times,

This past June I ran into one of my regular blog followers at a meditation retreat. We hadn’t seen each other in a while, and she asked me if I’d been working on my book (which I mostly haven’t been), and said again how much she appreciated my blog. “You trust your readers,” she said

This weekend we are moving out of our home of 13 years – albeit partially, and temporarily. We are remodeling 2 bathrooms that are falling apart, and creating a laundry room, and since we work from home and also do some at-home days of meditation – and since we can afford to rent another place

Regular readers may recall that a few months after my bilateral mastectomy, I took up trapeze. It’s been a joyful and empowering way to build my strength, stamina, calluses, and confidence. I was part of a small performance earlier this year, and a story about the Madison Circus Space that featured me talking about trapeze