“So You Want to Talk About Race” Group A, Session 4: Chapters 16–17

This session will include both BIPOC and white participants. Agenda:
Introductions
Trauma-Informed Care and Group Agreements
Group Agreements
Conversation about So You Want to Talk About Race, Chapters 16–17

Go over small group conversations
Throughout the book, the author makes it clear that this book is written for both white people and people of color. But does the author expect white people and people of color to read and experience this book in the same way? What are some of the ways in which the author indicates how she expects white people and people of color to react and interact with portions of the book? What are some of the ways in which the author discusses the different roles that white people and people of color will play in fighting systemic racism in our society?

Closing