Our Problem, Our Path

Publisher's Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Part 1: Beginnings
Prologue
About This Book
Ali's Journey
Eleonora's Journey
Part 2: Seeing Ourselves Clearly in the Here and Now
Chapter 1: Racism Is a White Person's Problem
Internal Work: Antiracism in a Human Body
Chapter 2: Myths of White Supremacy
Internal Work: To Act, You Must Pause
Chapter 3: What White People Learn About Race
Internal Work: Antidotes to White Supremacist Priming
Chapter 4: Now We Know What Not to Say . . . What Do We Say?
Internal Work: Empathy Is Our Superpower
Chapter 5: Can White Antiracist People Feel Proud of Being White?
Internal Work: Don't Get Stuck in Stereotype Threat
Chapter 6: Who Is White . . . and Why?
Internal Work: But It's Not Fair!
Part 3: Who Will We Be as the Racial Hierarchy Falls?
Chapter 7: Taking Feedback and Using It Wisely
Internal Work: On Moral Injury and Racial Competence
Chapter 8: Talking to Other White People About Race
Internal Work: Healing Is Essential to Antiracist Practice
Chapter 9: Creating and Sustaining White Antiracist Learning Spaces
Internal Work: To Prepare for Antiracist Action, You Must Train for Courage
Chapter 10: Taking Action
Appendix A: Common Unproductive, Possibly Biased Behaviors of Some/Many White People That Perpetuate Racist Dynamics and Structural Racism
Appendix B: Examples of White Group-Level Behaviors/Privilege
References
Index

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• A discriminação social e desigualdade
• As minorias étnicas e Estudos Multiculturais
• A educação multicultural

Racism;Systemic Racism;White Supremacy;Whiteness;Allyhood;White Ally;White Advocate;Implicit Bias;Caste;Anti-blackness;Allyship;Institutional Racism;Race Identity;Affinity Group;Social Justice;Racial Competence;Equity