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For white people, it's OK to be uncomfortable, and we can learn to take care of ourselves and grow our ability to listen, pause, and not act before we even understand.

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The white superior white savior stuff really really rankles me but this is hard to call out when the white savior people are trying really hard to engage

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The white superior white savior stuff really really rankles me but this is hard to call out when the white savior people are trying really hard to engage

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Conversations do not happen enough, we need to make this a norm, instead of only waiting for trainings like this, which is wonderful by the way.

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triggers strong emotions and dialogue stops

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triggers strong emotions and dialogue stops

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We should be able to say the word white out loud

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We should be able to say the word white out loud

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Safe spaces to ask questions are rare.

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People see you as the angry _____ person when you use too much race-related language or classify you in a certain way

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when I call people out even when I try to do so in a rational way that doesn't hurt feelings, sometimes the person cries, gets super upset, basically teaches me to never bring stuff up again with their reaction

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As a white women, learning some of the "new" terms related to whiteness, white supremacy, fragility etc... were critical to me understanding my positioning and opening dialogue with my colleagues, especially my white colleagues. I also think anti-Blackness is an important term related to our work as educators, even as we ware an HSI.

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In my experience, people get immediately defensive if you say that you are observing racist behavior. People immediately say, "I'm not racist! I see everyone as the same! I don't even see race!" ... (which is a problem)

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Being seen as racist for asking questions.

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Being seen as racist for asking questions.

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People wanting to debate over the definitions as a way to avoid acknowledging racism

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People wanting to debate over the definitions as a way to avoid acknowledging racism

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Not wanting to offend people and hoping I do not. 

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Not wanting to offend people and hoping I do not. 

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other person using a different definition of the term

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other person using a different definition of the term

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Some terms can make people feel defensive

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Not knowing when something is racist (i.e. words like Master Bedroom)

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Not sure if it's appropriate, non-offensive

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Not sure if it's appropriate, non-offensive

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Wondering what will or will not offend someone this year

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Wondering what will or will not offend someone this year

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being accused of not being nice

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Not wanting to offend someone.

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Language changes and we can't keep up