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Trinity United Church of Christ in Concord holds the “Racists Anonymous” meetings on Wednesdays, Fox 46 Charlotte reported last week.

Carol Stanley, who facilitates the meetings, told the station that no one is pointing fingers.

“But we're becoming clearer and clearer on the unconscious racism that we all carry,” she said. “It's a way to address one's own racism as a spiritual practice and discipline.”

The church says on Facebook that the Racists Anonymous meetings are organized around AA’s 12-steps of recovery. The first step is to “come to admit that I am powerless over my addiction to racism in ways I am unable to recognize fully, let alone manage.”

callmeslick wrote:you first. Then, tell other people what to do, thanks.

Nightshade wrote:Ya'll are very racist.

callmeslick wrote:you first. Then, tell other people what to do, thanks.

vision wrote:

Nightshade wrote:Ya'll are very racist.

This, coming from someone who has something bad to say about everyone, is laughable. You are a joke.

woodchip wrote:

vision wrote:

Nightshade wrote:Ya'll are very racist.

This, coming from someone who has something bad to say about everyone, is laughable. You are a joke.

This from someone who has no problem calling people on this board racist until they leave in disgust.