Hypocrisy at its finest. The author is racist, and doesn't even realize it.

This book lost me. I could not get into it even after skipping around.

very direct... very helpful... from a personal perspective. as a person who feels guilty for being white, I can say thatthis book shed light on things I need to know. to be helpful.... and not part of the problem

Tired, decades old stereo-types abound. For a book about systemic racism this book was written without a hint of self reflection. Poor to awful. Zero insight. If it was written in 1950 maybe it would have been useful. The world is different, but obviously the author and the contributors are stuck with perceptions that perhaps had credibility in 1950. If I took an issue like the obsession with social media today, which some people have problems with, and then focused solely on radio and limited television, you would rightly say I wasn't seeing the problem as it exists. Radio isn't the probem.

I only wish I could’ve done this workbook in elementary school. An indispensable and important guide. It should be mandatory reading in school for those of us with white privilege.