65 Things Not To Say To Your Black Friend: An Anti-Racist's Guide To Microaggressions & How They Really Impact Black People

Microaggressions seem like such small things, but they often have a huge and negative impact emotionally and psychologically, even if that is not the intention of the speaker. The victim is left feeling confused and hurt, wondering if the speaker even realized what they had just said, and the true impact of their statement or question on a black individual. Some of these careless statements still linger and sting even after years. That's why we created this handbook for anti-racists. The authors of this book are two, black Canadian siblings of Jamacian descent, who believe in the creation of a better world for all of us, beginning by learning and teaching acceptance and empathy for all peoples.

Who is this book for? This book is for EVERYONE! We are all living in this oppressive system, and we all have internalized biases, prejudices, and even racism. It's not our fault, but it is our responsibility to unlearn these things for the benefit of everyone. This book is something we wish we had growing up. So many young people experience people saying or doing things that seem harmless on the surface, but that stuck with them for days, months, even years later! This book explains just what you are going through and how to deal.

Get this book for not only your white friends, but your friends of every ethnicity, including your black friends! Everyone can gain insight from this book.

Learn the common and uncommon phrases and behaviors that negatively impact black people's lived experiences.

Our goal is to empower all readers to actively disrupt racism and discrimination against black people, build unity, respect, appreciation, and understanding.

As an anti-racist ally, use this book to help you recognize microaggressive behavior and speech towards black people and call it out when you do. Add this book to cart today!

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ספר מוקלט: 23 בדצמבר 2021