If You're Curious About These Questions...
You should listen to this audiobook
- Did you know that white supremacy isn't just about overt acts of hate, but is actually sustained by the subtle, everyday behaviors we often take for granted?
- Have you ever wondered why conversations about race can feel so uncomfortable, and what that discomfort is actually trying to tell you?
- What if you could move beyond performative allyship and discover the deep, internal work required to create genuine change in yourself and society?
Listen to Me and White Supremacy
What You'll Learn from Me and White Supremacy
- White and white-passing people enjoy enormous privileges, whether they see them or not.
- If you believe you personally don’t need to act against racism, you’re mistaken.
- White people’s attitudes toward BIPOC frequently stem from damaging stereotypes.
- Black people are burdened with many especially destructive stereotypes.
- When white people only skim the surface of anti-racism, they often misfire badly.
Me and White Supremacy Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: White and white-passing people enjoy enormous privileges, whether they see them or not.
Chapter 3: If you believe you personally don’t need to act against racism, you’re mistaken.
Chapter 4: White people’s attitudes toward BIPOC frequently stem from damaging stereotypes.
Chapter 5: Black people are burdened with many especially destructive stereotypes.
Chapter 6: When white people only skim the surface of anti-racism, they often misfire badly.
Chapter 7: Genuine allyship demands deep commitment – and the courage to admit you’re wrong.
Chapter 8: Anti-racism is lifelong work, and you’re obligated to become a positive force.
About Me and White Supremacy
Me and White Supremacy (2020) is a guidebook to the white supremacist world we live in. It’s intended to help white people improve their understanding of racism and work to become allies to people of color.
Who Should Listen to Me and White Supremacy
- White people who want to understand anti-racism
- People who’ve benefited from white supremacy
- People interested in contemporary society and sociology
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