Confronting Racism at the Dinner Table

This chapter examines the concept of 'Race to Dinner,' a program where white women confront their racial biases through facilitated discussions. The speakers explore the intricacies of this initiative, the implications of guilt in racial discussions, and the broader societal dynamics of race and gender identity. Through various anecdotes and critiques, they challenge the notion of who can engage in conversations about racism and the motivations behind such events.