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Carolyn L. Baker, M.Ed.
Award-winning author of
An Unintentional Accomplice:
A Personal Perspective on White Responsibility
and the upcoming
DISPATCHES, From Racial Divide to a Road of Repair,
A Collection of Essays
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Carolyn L. Baker
Jun 5, 2021
100 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre
One hundred years ago, 10,000 state-sponsored White supremacists destroyed a prosperous Black neighborhood in Tulsa, OK. The history of...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Nov 10, 2020
Veterans of Color Deserve More than a Salute.
I am the proud daughter of a 33-year career Navy veteran, Lt. Cmdr. Earl Ross Baker. The photo shows the cherished display case with his...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Oct 1, 2020
Where Have All The Hippies Gone?
You know who you are. Those of us of a certain age who at one time had such high hopes for a better world. Those of us who remember...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Aug 4, 2020
My LA Times Opinion letter: Reimagine California
Back in early May, the LA Times Opinion section asked readers to envision life in California after the pandemic and share their thoughts...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Jun 1, 2020
Amy Cooper: Unmasked Racism
In a recent Huffpost article, “Amy Cooper Knew Exactly What She Was Doing,” Zeba Blay relates Carolyn Bryant’s 1955 false accusation of...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Apr 6, 2020
Vulnerability
As the ebook version of my book, An Unintentional Accomplice, goes into production this week, COVID-19 is raging around the world. In...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Mar 5, 2020
The Power of the Black Vote
As a white woman, I would be way out of my lane to comment on the power of the black vote. So today I’m sharing a Super Tuesday segment...
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Carolyn L. Baker
Feb 4, 2020
BHM 2020: “African Americans and the Vote”
February is Black History Month and the theme for this year is “African Americans and the Vote.” I have a suggested reading for you for...
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