How can people of color continue to build spaces for healing?

Ifetayo Harvey came to the mushroom ceremony ready to suffer.
When she took mushrooms, it was usually painful, visceral, and visual. Alongside five women of color, she steeled herself to face personal grief and collective wounds. But as the moonlight filtered through the window of the little house in the New Mexican desert, they cuddled by the fire, splashed in the bathtub, and drifted off to sleep.