This book fills that gap by vividly presenting - in their own words - the personal stories, experiences and reflections of fifteen prominent White anti-racists.

Foreword-Paul C. Gorski Introduction-Eddie Moore Jr., Marguerite W. Penick-Parks, and Ali Michael 1. Real-izing Personal and Systemic Privilege. Reflection Becoming Action-Peggy McIntosh 2. The Joy of Antiracism-James W. Loewen 3. Knapsacks and Baggage. Why the World Needs This Book-Abby L. Ferber 4. The Political is Personal-Kevin Jennings 5. Calling Out the Wizard Behind the Curtain-Heather W. Hackman 6. Love, Social Justice, Careers, and Philanthropy-Andrea Rabinowitz and Alan Rabinowitz 7. Learning to Become an Antiracist Racist-Christine E. Sleeter 8. What's a Nice White Girl to Do in an Unjust World Like This?. Guideposts on My Social Justic Journey -Diane J. Goodman 9. White Water-Gary R. Howard 10. Looking Back and Moving Forward-Frances E. Kendall 11. Working Within the System to Change the System-Julie O'Mara 12. Inside and Outside. How Being an Ashkenazi Jew Illuminates and Complicates Context and the Binary of Racia" Privilege-Warren J. Blumenfeld 13. Of White and Hearing Privilege-Jane K. Fernandes 14. Hands-On Activism-Paul Kivel Afterword. Resisting Whiteness/Bearing Witness-Michelle Fine Appendix Additional Resources Glossary Index