White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism (Paperback)

from William

Eye-opening. So helpful in understanding myself as a white person and understanding the problem that needs to be fixed. The tide is turning, and this has helped me not be left behind.

from Jan

If you want to know the truth about racism and whether racism abides in you, whether you believe you possess some sort of it or not; this book will tell you your truth!

from

I learned so much from this book! Everyone should read it and it should be used as the textbook for a couse on humanity and race. This book really opened my eyes. It is one of the best books I have ever read!

from nmele

It's been some years since I've started trying to unpack my own racism, mostly with the help of anti-racism workshops and books by authors like Ta-Nehisi Coates and Michael Eric Dyson. Ms. DiAngelo, as a white woman and an anti-racism educator, takes a look at the phenomenon from an unusual angle...

from bookworm12

The book focuses on approaching racial discussions with humility. By getting defensive, claiming you have no prejudices, or making it about your own guilt, you're taking the focus off the real issue. The goal is to challenge the system, refuse to be part of white solidarity, and to recognize when...