The text describes the concept of using cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) as a means of implementing antiracism practices. This idea is proposed by Tashalee R Brown, Kevin Y Xu, and Anne L Glowinski, who are all affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine. The article discusses the potential benefits of CBT in addressing issues of racism and the need for more intervention and training in the field of psychiatry. Tashalee Brown, a doctor and researcher, has been exploring the use of web-based technology in developing a CBT-based anti-hate training. The article argues that actively confronting and disrupting racist behaviors can lead to more positive outcomes. The authors' work highlights the importance of addressing and combating racism in the field of mental health.