Book Club Discussion: So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo

[@dogschosenpeople]

My daughter loves this book! She’s finally able to own up to her own racism (she’s in the second grade)

[@NotDefined]

Wow! That is seriously impressive! I wish I had had the insight and introspection like that when I was that age.

[@NotDefined]

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[@OxAO]

Shouldn't it be a two way street? Meaning both experiences need to be addressed? If its not a two way street then you're not talking about racism. You're talking about being their superior which goes much deeper then racism.