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1. I’m really nervous/scared/uncomfortable saying this and/but …
2. From my experience/perspective as [identity] …
3. I’m afraid I may offend someone, and please let me know if I do, but …
4. I’m not sure if this will make any sense, and/but …
5. I just felt something shift in the room. I’m wondering if anyone else did.
6. It seems as though some people may have had a reaction to that. Can you help me understand why?
7. Can you help me understand whether what I’m thinking right now might be problematic?
8. This is what I understand you to be saying: ____ Is that accurate?
9. I’m having a “yeah but.” Can you help me work through it?
10. I’m engaged but just needing time to process this. What I am working on processing is _____.

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I am free to move in virtually any space seen as normal , neutral, or valuable.  Page 55

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Claiming that the past was socially better than the present is also a hallmark of white supremacy - pg 59

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Claiming that the past was socially better than the present is also a hallmark of white supremacy - pg 59

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I have been thinking a lot about this over the last year - but specifically over the last few months as we were patiently awaiting 2021 - i wonder when we will realize that the "past" was comfortable for white folks and there are STRUCTURAL issues that need to be addressed.

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"As a white person, I can openly and unabashedly reminisce about the good old days." Page 59

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I can justify my silence by telling myself that at least I am not the one who made the joke and that therefore I am not at fault.

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"...my race will work in my favor in these settings, granting me the initial benefit of the doubt that I belong there." (pg. 55, under freedom of movement, 1st paragraph)

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"...In fact, my race will work in my ffavor, granting me the initial benefit of the doubt that I belong there."

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"...In fact, my race will work in my ffavor, granting me the initial benefit of the doubt that I belong there."

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"Of these twenty nine, all are white, and all but two are men." (pg. 60, very top of the page... 1st sentence)

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I don't carry the psychic weight of race. Page 54

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I belong when i see an overwhelming number of white people on the list of most beautiful - pg 52

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I belong when i see an overwhelming number of white people on the list of most beautiful - pg 52

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This made me question (and feel vulnerable) because I am white but I never felt like I belonged. It makes me wonder how white supremacy is also linked to beauty standards, thinness, whiteness, etc.

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no epiphanies for me but connections- one for example on pg. 63 "when black and Latinx youth go before a judge...

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no epiphanies for me but connections- one for example on pg. 63 "when black and Latinx youth go before a judge...

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"Whites are "just people" - our race is rarely if ever named."

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"Whites are "just people" - our race is rarely if ever named."

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our race alone helps establish innocence

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our race alone helps establish innocence

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we can concentrate poverty and kid of color and then fail to provide the resources to support and sustain those schools pg.67