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The white southerners who changed their views on racism
Donna Ladd reports on her interviews with white Mississippians who have changed how they understand white supremacy, symbols such as the Mississippi state flag, and interracial relationships. To read her article, click here.
Read MoreHow Professionals of Color Say They Counter Bias at Work
Physicians, lawyers, business people of color describe incidents in which their status is ignored, mistaken, or disrespected . . . over and over. To read the complete article, click here.
Read MoreWhy Color Matters: An Online Consciousness Raising Workshop
Registration is open for a live, interactive online workshop presented by the Center for the Study of White American Culture. It will take place via Zoom videoconference on Thursday, August 2, 9 and 16, 2018 8-10pm EDT (5-7pm PDT). Click…
Read MoreWhy do whites oppose the NFL protests?
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune reporter, compares white attitudes toward current protests against injustices–Black Lives Matter, kneeling during the National Anthem, etc.–to poll responses by whites during civil rights actions in the 1960s. “Every time unrest erupts in black communities in…
Read MoreAs Starbucks trains on implicit bias, the author of ‘White Fragility’ gets real
On May 29, 2018, the day Starbucks closed thousands of stores to carry out racial sensitivity trainings, USA Today interviewed Robin DiAngelo, race educator who coined the term “white fragility,” about challenges to changing white people’s attitudes and behaviors and…
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