Join us for this book study experience where we will dig deep into meaningful and real conversations about whiteness. We’ll use Robin DiAngelo’s White Fragility: Why it’s so Hard for White People to Talk about Racism as our main text. While this book was written two years ago and already exists on many bookshelves, perhaps even yours, it’s sure to generate the conversations we need to be having right now. DiAngelo holds up a mirror and asks us to go beyond the good/bad white person binary. She pushes us to places of discomfort that we must go to if we are truly going to uproot white supremacy, and change ourselves, our classrooms, our schools, and our communities for the better. Along with DiAngelo’s book, we will bring in more recent short texts and videos, and spend time engaged in reflection, journaling, and discussion about our learning in small and larger groups as it connects to our roles as white educators today.