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White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk  About Racism by Robin DiAngelo (Author), Michael Eric Dyson (Foreword) [PDF] Free Download

The New York Times smash hit book investigating the counterproductive responses white individuals have when their suspicions about race are tested, and how these responses keep up the racial imbalance. 

In this "crucial, important, and wonderful book" (Michael Eric Dyson), antiracist teacher Robin DiAngelo deftly enlightens the marvel of white delicacy and "permits us to comprehend bigotry as training not confined to 'awful individuals' (Claudia Rankine). Alluding to the cautious moves that white individuals make when tested racially, white delicacy is described by feelings, for example, outrage, dread, and coerce, and by practices including argumentation and quiet. These practices, thusly, capacity to restore white racial harmony and forestall any significant cross-racial exchange. In this top to the bottom investigation, DiAngelo analyzes how white delicacy grows, how it secures racial imbalance, and what we can do to connect all the more valuably.

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