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What White People Can Do Next
- From Allyship to Coalition
- Narrated by: Emma Dabiri
- Length: 3 hrs and 12 mins
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Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
An incisive - and deeply practical - essay from the acclaimed author of Don't Touch My Hair
Stop the denial.
Abandon guilt.
Interrogate capitalism.
When it comes to racial justice, how do we transform demonstrations of support into real and meaningful change? With intellectual rigour and razor-sharp wit, Emma Dabiri cuts through the haze of online discourse to offer clear advice.
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- Mel
- 08-04-23
A must-read!!
This book will likely challenge and reshape your idea of being an ally, along with providing much needed history and education that will benefit every reader.
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- Mr Paul Jackson
- 13-01-22
fluid beings and critical processing.
Emma Dabiri and Amartey Golding, two people articulating and processing what I have long felt but struggled to find voice with. Nuance over our existential need for certainty and thus categorisation, a sense of fluid, interactive and ever changing being in world that continues to hand us definitions, rather than tools (mostly).
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- Anonymous User
- 22-05-24
Eye opening reading experience
As a Finnish reader from outskirts of Europe, this was very interesting. As having not that many people or other ethnicities or persons of color, this was very informative. Not mentioning, the way it was read. Fantastic, thank you🙏🏼
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- fxyd
- 06-04-21
With the wait
I had been impatiently waiting this book as I knew it would be good but my expectations have been exceeded. Once I started listening, I just couldn’t stop. It was as if I had a goof friend in the room with me and we were just having the most enlightening exchange of facts and ideas. Brilliant.
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- Annie crabtree
- 02-06-21
A must read!
An incredible, compressive education in history, culture, society. A deconstruction of what we think we know.
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- Dr Rebecca Ashcroft
- 31-12-21
Great book with a key theme for our time
This is a great book if you're interested in getting a brief understanding of the context and history of racism in Western culture and what you can do about it. Emma's objective viewpoint from her own background and research is like a voice of reason, gently reminding us we still have some control of our future in this world of conditioned madness.
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-10-21
The Balance
A well crafted book providing the necessary push towards nuance for its readers, regardless of their current knowledge of what they deem to be true in all things progressive in the discussion of 'race'.
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- Levi Johnson
- 06-07-22
some up some down
some points are a little conservative but others are very radical. more good than bad though
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- Alexandraki Katerina
- 15-05-21
suberb!
absolutely loved it, especially the centering of anti-capitalist critique. Will recommend it widely to all
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-07-21
What White People Can Next
Thorough, thoughtful, and essential. I am happy to have bought the book. This was an easy and well informed book pertinent, passionate, compelling. A wonderful refusal to guilt trip or play day crucial issues. Thought provoking and motivating.
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