White Woman Shame and Fragility (And How to be a Better Ally) - With Special Guest Emily Aneja

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This weeks special guest Emily Aneja talks with Gina and Jenny about her frustrations with white allyship, the challenges that people of color face when educating white people on issues of race and diversity, what it actually means to be an Ally and how we can all do better, even when we fuck up.Books mentioned in this podcast:White Women: Everything You Already Know About Your Own Racism and How to Do Better

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