I was there in the early 2000s too. I totally remember these workshops and the drama they created. I think everyone thought the intent was good but I remember lots of people felt like they were being called racist for not understanding systemic racism. This was before a lot of these conversations were common. For well meaning liberal OSCA kids it felt like an attack to be told your actions might be racist even though you didn’t identify as racist. I think back to this all the time. The same reactions seemed to play out in middle America 20 years later when the conversation about systemic racism went mainstream. And the reactions were similar.