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Kim speaks with organizer and author Amanda Gross about her book Get Ready White Women and the larger question of how white women can engage in anti-racism work with honesty, accountability, and staying power. The conversation centers on intersectionality, healing justice, and the tension between urgency and the slow work of changing systems and self.
Amanda Gross shares the book’s origins in her organizing practice, the historical roots of white womanhood, and the specific archetypes she uses to explain how race, gender, and class shape behavior. They also discuss affinity spaces, criticism, strategic participation in multiracial settings, and why the work has to be done in community.
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