My book is ready for preorders!

Do you have WOC leadership? Are you committed to the work? — More white women are educating themselves about anti-racism and allyship. There still aren’t nearly enough of them, but the number of white women requesting training in my group Real Talk: WOC & Allies for Racial Justice and Anti-Oppression continues to grow. That’s a good thing. …

You still won’t center the work over your own feelings. — You make excuses for your racist friends/family. There’s no excusing racism. Yes, it’s harder to address with people you love, but this is the work. If you let it slide, you’re complicit. Period. Either you’re anti-racist or you’re not. You can’t pick and choose which racist white people you call…

You can’t support us by sitting on the sidelines. — I’m watching white people finally get off the sidelines and speak up. More of you realize what we’ve been saying about our experiences in this country is the truth. It took too long, but I see you fighting alongside us. But not all of you. When I say silence is…

There are no gray areas to white supremacy. — Your choice is simple. Either speak up and join the fight or stay silent and side with the oppressor. I’ll no longer slice and dice the layers of racism so that White people can look at one another and say, “Well, at least I’m not that racist.” You’re no better…

White people shouldn’t be surprised, but they should be worried. — Riots. Protests. Revolution. Black people shouted. We shouted at the top of our lungs. We shouted to be seen. We shouted to be heard. We shouted our pain and anger. White people? They turned their backs and walked away. So here we are. People protest around the world to show…