lisacanteven's review

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challenging emotional hopeful informative inspiring reflective

5.0

Have you ever heard Ijeoma speak? She is fantastic at what she does, and this book is the perfect showcase of that. I loved how the information was organized.

Each chapter: information > anecdotal evidence > real world application

As someone new to the PNW (Portland), I really enjoyed all the glimpses into Seattle. Ijeoma does include people who operate outside of Seattle, but so many of these stories, groups, and businesses operate in Seattle. You better believe I made a list to hold onto every time I find myself in Seattle.

This book is great for the beginner activist. I'm just starting to discover what activism really is and where my part is in the movement. As a white person, I want to enter activism the right way because my voice is not needed. Ijeoma points out that for every privilege we have we must listen to those who are affected in that justice area.

After reading this book, I want to do a reread of So You Want to Talk About Race.




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challenging hopeful inspiring medium-paced

5.0


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