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Index
Front Cover Half-Title Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents Foreword Prologue Senator Thurmond, a Surrogate Father Introduction I. Why Does Race Persist? II. Contemplate the Seven Truisms
A. Acknowledge Your Confirmation Prejudice B. Be Intentional C. It’s Not about You D. Race Is Not Binary E. Expect More: Anticipate Racism, Then Act F. Acceptance Does Not Always Mean Agreement G. Beware (and Ignore) the Fourteen Percent
III. Resolve to Change
A. Why Must We Change? B. Change Starts with the Individual
IV. Don’t Take a Knee: Show Empathy Even If You Disagree on Tactics V. We’re All in This Together: Your Voice Needs to Be Heard, Too VI. Why Having Honest Dialogue Is So Difficult (And What to Do about It)
A. Blackface—If It Seems Offensive It Probably Is B. White Privilege—Don’t Be Guilted into Silence C. Shun the N-Word D. “Am I Even Allowed to Say That?” How White Racial Anxiety Stymies Dialogue E. Gradually Build Dialogue through Consistent and Rigorous Practice
1. Seek to Understand First 2. Value Authenticity over Elegance
VII. The Path Forward: A Twelve-Step Approach
A. Preface: The Widening Gyre B. Step One: Listen C. Step Two: A Common Purpose D. Step Three: The Divinity of All Creation E. Step Four: Bear No Shame F. Step Five: Maintain Hope G. Step Six: Be Courageous H. Step Seven: Prosperity I. Step Eight: Build Endurance J. Step Nine: Have Fun K. Step Ten: Humility L. Step Eleven: Lawfulness M. Step Twelve: Beginning Anew
VIII. Achieve Economic Emancipation IX. Don’t Put God in a Box Epilogue Acknowledgments
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