Mary-Frances Winters, Author at The Inclusion Solution

42 Years of DEI: Reflections, Realities, and the Road Ahead

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Forty‑two years ago, when I founded The Winters Group, the field of diversity, equity, and...

A Point of View: 10 Personal Commitments for Healing Black Fatigue in 2026

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Black fatigue has never been more real than how it manifested in 2025. Anti-Black racism reached...

Where Are the Moral Voices? An Urgent Call for Multi-Faith Action

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Shared moral foundations should make unified, interfaith action not only possible and powerful but a mandate at such a time as this. Where is the coordinated, multi-faith moral outcry? Where are the bold, collective voices of clergy standing publicly against hate, exclusion, and violence? Too many of the spiritual voices historically trusted to provide a moral compass are too quiet, too cautious, or absent.

Justice Has a Name: Mandela. Lewis. Yours.

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Last week, we celebrated two extraordinary leaders Nelson Mandela, and Congressman John Lewis. As we reflect on the life and legacy of these two giants in the fight for equality and human dignity, it is a stark reminder that throughout history have been those willing to make the ultimate sacrifice. What sacrifices are we willing to make today?

From the Desk of Mary-Frances Winters: The Truth About Black Fatigue™

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Recently, I learned that the title of my book Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit, has been co-opted by people in some social media spaces, who are claiming to have “Black Fatigue” due to being “fatigued” by interacting with Black people. This controversy began when a white TikToker posted a now deleted viral video ranting that white people are fed up with Black folks’ “ghetto” behavior, entitlement, victimhood, and blaming slavery for our current problems. I wanted to use this opportunity to set the record straight about the true meaning of this concept.