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January 12
"My first real memory of personally experiencing racism was when I was one of about 20 Black girls to integrate St. Anthony Catholic High School, a small and previously all-white, all-girls’ school in north Baton Rouge. "Read More -
January 12
Communities of color have known for years what the media began to devote more attention to during the COVID-19 pandemic this past year: that there are disturbing health disparities between white and non-white Americans.Read More -
December 16
When enough people say, “enough is enough,” and “we the people” work to change policies and procedures that exclude and hurt, then change will happen.Read More -
December 16
Bishop Fabre hopes that racial unity is not just a dream but can be reality that calls for equality reaching across racial, cultural and even geographical divides that are finally being heard.Read More
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About This Section
Building Bridges is an ongoing series exploring racial harmony in the Diocese of Baton Rouge and beyond.
Here, you'll find resources and the stories of those who have been affected by the sin of racism and those who are working to bring it to an end.
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