First Steps Toward an Antiracist Practice and Culture Witnessing Whiteness
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 "Witnessing Whiteness is a rare and precious gem in the national literature on race.”
             -Tim Wise, author, White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son
 
“This book...says all the thoughts you've had, but just didn't know how to say them. It takes the damage of studying white privilege and the guilt out of you by explaining it. It's one of those non-fiction books that reaches into your heart with a rag and wipes away the scorched tissue to reveal new life. It's well written. It's definitely for the critical thinking lay reader!“
             - Thomas P. Vance, Journalism Student
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“Shouldn’t we look beyond race?” “Doesn’t seeing race only invite conflict?” “I’m colorblind. Isn’t the problem when people see race everywhere?” Understandable questions. But AVOIDING race is what keeps us stuck. What we need is a guide explaining why paying attention to race is important and how it improves our lives.
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