Melissa Rochelle's Reviews > White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism

Could we make this required reading for all white people? Once your eyes and heart are open to seeing the inequality and racism around you, you can't NOT see it. It is everywhere. DiAngelo it breaks to down and provides clear answers to all the common white people "buts" and questions. I also encourage you to seek out more anti-racist reading from Black authors. DiAngelo, as a white woman, can offer clear talking points and examples of why white people are so fragile. But she’s NOT Black. I recommend checking out Ijeoma Oluo.