White Fragility
White Fragility
Beschrijving
White Fragility (2018) aims to do exactly what its subtitle says: to explain why white people find it so difficult to talk about racism, particularly within an American context. The answers are surprisingly complicated and illuminating, as they tie together some of the darkest strands of American history with the most fundamental ideologies of American society.
Who should read
White people who feel uncomfortable talking about racism People of color who wonder why white people are so uncomfortable talking about racism Antiracism advocates who want to better understand that discomfort
About the author
For more than 20 years, Robin DiAngelo has been a consultant and educator on the issues of …
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White Fragility (2018) aims to do exactly what its subtitle says: to explain why white people find it so difficult to talk about racism, particularly within an American context. The answers are surprisingly complicated and illuminating, as they tie together some of the darkest strands of American history with the most fundamental ideologies of American society.
Who should read
White people who feel uncomfortable talking about racism People of color who wonder why white people are so uncomfortable talking about racism Antiracism advocates who want to better understand that discomfort
About the author
For more than 20 years, Robin DiAngelo has been a consultant and educator on the issues of racial and social justice. She has facilitated many workshops dedicated to both issues and written many articles and books about them, including What Does It Mean to Be White? Developing White Racial Literacy. Currently a lecturer at the University of Washington, she was formerly a tenured professor of multicultural education at Westfield State University.
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