Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race. Book Summary

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Reni Eddo-Lodge

What’s inside

This book explores the racial history of the UK, the nuances of systemic racism, and the white silence and denial that perpetuate inequality.

You’ll Learn

  • Understanding of the racial dynamics in Britain
  • Insight into the lived experiences of black individuals
  • Awareness of systemic racism and its effects
  • Knowledge on how to engage in productive conversations about race

Key Points

  • The British black history and its current implications
  • Structural racism and its deep roots in society
  • White privilege and its denial
  • Intersectionality and the overlapping struggles
  • The fallacy of ‘post-racial’ society
  • Feminism and race: the black woman’s experience
  • The impact of race on class and social mobility

Who’s it For

  • Activists
  • Sociologists
  • History enthusiasts
  • Readers interested in social justice
  • Educators

About the author

Reni Eddo-Lodge is a London-based journalist and author known for her poignant commentary on feminism and race.