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Antiracism for White Men Ready to Step Off the Sideline (DQ Solo)

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#130: More and more white men are coming to me with a version of the following:

“It’s long overdue that I speak up against injustice and systemic oppression…

…but I don’t know where to begin.”

Now, I am not an expert or an authority in racial issues or antiracist practices.

But it is time to step off the sidelines.

So let’s have a candid conversation about how to do that.

Again, because I am no expert, the vast majority of what you’ll hear in this episode is me reporting from the experts:

  • Authors
  • Leaders
  • Activists
  • Anti-Racist Teachers
  • And of Course, People of Color’s Lived Experiences

In this Episode

  • Why the racial travesties of the last few weeks “feel so different” to the white community than previous travesties
  • Why white men need to come off the sideline and be actively antiracist
  • Why your grandchildren would be ashamed if you stayed on the sideline right now
  • The 4 antiracist principles – informed by people of color – that I’m using to guide my journey

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#130: More and more white men are coming to me with a version of the following:

“It’s long overdue that I speak up against injustice and systemic oppression…

…but I don’t know where to begin.”

Now, I am not an expert or an authority in racial issues or antiracist practices.

But it is time to step off the sidelines.

So let’s have a candid conversation about how to do that.

Again, because I am no expert, the vast majority of what you’ll hear in this episode is me reporting from the experts:

  • Authors
  • Leaders
  • Activists
  • Anti-Racist Teachers
  • And of Course, People of Color’s Lived Experiences

In this Episode

  • Why the racial travesties of the last few weeks “feel so different” to the white community than previous travesties
  • Why white men need to come off the sideline and be actively antiracist
  • Why your grandchildren would be ashamed if you stayed on the sideline right now
  • The 4 antiracist principles – informed by people of color – that I’m using to guide my journey

Resources:

  continue reading

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