Racial Anxiety: Navigating the Guilt, Shame & Fear of Appearing Racist - Dr. Eleonora Bartoli

In this week’s podcast, we're honored to learn from Dr. Ali Michael and Dr. Eleonora Bartoli about their helpful new book entitled "Our Problem, Our Path: Collective AntiRacism for White People." It's a powerful resource to help us learn ways to talk about racism and build skills to be actively anti-racist.
Dr. Michael and Dr. Bartoli argue that inner and outer antiracist work are deeply interconnected. Their book provides readers with strategies to build racial competence and ways for us to make a more just, equitable and loving multiracial society.
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[@jbarnes4271]

Wonderful discussion

[@super84man80]

Where are all the comments

[@themirrorofthetruth2055]

Good question maybe removed hmm idk

[@themirrorofthetruth2055]

I know, black person how never wants to acknowledge when they do something bad too I think it’s individual responsibility. Collective guilt is something make up by a black man I think.