Let's Talk Privilege
What is THIS SITE?
The site was updated over the past weeks in four parts, each dedicated to a foundational pillar of white privilege. Statistics and resources about the history of these topics was released along with specific tips for how to have conversations about them. Subscribers to the website were notified when each pillar was updated and had an opportunity to receive art that was specifically created for each release.
I’m made this site to educate and arm people like me, a white person, with strategies and information for conversations with other white people. The racism so embedded in our society can only be addressed through constant thought, action, and communication. The way our country has previously addressed racism has left making changes singularly on people of color. The only way to truly make an equitable future is when we all take actions to dismantle institutionalized racism. My hope is that people wanting long lasting change can use this site as a jumping off point to learning about how to address people who don't understand their privilege.
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I made this website and all accompanying images & material knowing that I am nowhere near an expert on race topics. I acknowledge that I come from a very privileged position and am working everyday to learn about how to be antiracist. I have tried my best throughout this site to amplify POC's viewpoints and have put links to where I got all my information next to the texts. This site is not a rule book, it is simply a resource to help fellow white people think about their impact and help them work towards getting more white people to do the same.
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