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White Fragility
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White Fragility

Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism

by Robin Diangelo

Recommended by Zoë Foster Blake, Ran Segall +
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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.

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Recommended by 11 sources and appears in Inclusion Diversity and Nonfiction.

The New York Times bestselling book exploring the counterproductive reactions white people have when their assumptions about race are challenged, and how these reactions maintain racial inequality.Referring to the defensive moves that white people make when challenged racially, white fragility is characterized by emotions such as anger, fear, and ...

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@jhagel This is a great book btw! | A reminder for white people new to this work. You may not be ready for her book White Fragility so if you're looking for identity work, start with this one: What Does It Mean to Be White Y'all gotta understand yourselves. | But here?s her book, too. | I can?t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I can’t remember the last book I highlighted. I am highlighting at least two sections on every page of @RobinDiAngelo book. | I've recommended the book White Fragility on here many times, and this interview is a great place to start. If you're a white person who believes you're not racist, please read this article. And then go read the book. | Please read this book if you haven?t. | Please read this book if you haven’t. | “White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism” This book is radical. I thought I knew my shit, but I didn’t. One of the most important books I’ve ever read. Can’t recommend enough.
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