

'Me And White Supremacy' Helps You Do The Work Of Dismantling Racism
Jul 9, 2020
Layla Saad, an anti-racism educator and author of 'Me and White Supremacy', discusses the vital work white individuals must undertake to confront systemic racism. She emphasizes that being an ally is not enough and highlights a 28-day challenge aimed at encouraging self-reflection on white privilege. Saad also explores the importance of recognizing personal biases and the necessity of community in anti-racism efforts. Ultimately, she urges listeners to take personal responsibility seriously in the fight against white supremacy.
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White Privilege Upholds White Supremacy
- Layla Saad emphasizes that "white privilege" isn't less harmful than white supremacy.
- It's a core component, upholding the system by granting unearned advantages.
Start With Yourself
- Begin anti-racism work by focusing on individual actions and behaviors.
- Reflect on personal complicity and how to minimize harm.
Journaling for Unconscious Bias
- Journaling is crucial for uncovering unconscious biases.
- It reveals ingrained thoughts and beliefs driving harmful actions.