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he has no idea what racism means.

Revisado: 07-08-23

if you truly cared, you would have did your research on what racism means, instead of simply following an incorrect dictionary definition. Ruth Wilson for example uses a collective shorter life expenctancy as indication.

I can't believe this man tried to argue that the murder on George Floyd was not because of racism because the murderer didn't say a racial slur during the murder? He even went so far as to refer to these statements as 'anti-white racism'.

don't try to teach on stuff you know nothing about. not only empirical knowledge but also theoretical knowledge is key to understanding social issues.

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Must-read!! I don't even have words to describe it

Revisado: 09-22-22

Listening to this truly feels like love and revolution carefully bundled into a book

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many ignorant mistakes and biases

Revisado: 08-07-22

1. Very clearly a white perspective.
For example: "democracy works in the West, but can become oppressive in [non-Western] countries that have ethnic minorities" - as if democracy in Western countries isnt helping white majority groups to subjugate ethnic minority groups.

2. Very stupid writer that doesn't understand what decoloniality is.

3. This book is the proof that it's not because you read a lot of theories, and can summarize them, that you necessarily understand these theories. However 1 good thing about this book was the short summaries of some decolonial ('postcolonial') thinkers.

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Crucial reading for all

Revisado: 11-23-21

The book is a crucial reading for everybody who wants to understand society, especially if you're interested in geopolitics, political economy, imperialism, anti-racism and activism in general.

There's literally SO much knowledge in here, but at the same time he explains it in a clear manner. His voice is also very nice to listen to. It's my new favorite book, so I bought the hardcover version too.

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Essential reading for all

Revisado: 11-01-21

Everybody should read this, even if you dont identify with 'mainstream' feminism (aka liberal feminism)

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intruiging and informative

Revisado: 06-01-21

great storytelling combined with very informative knowledge and research. But i would have appreciated more attention to how many white women use white female victimhood, their whiteness and their proximity to white men to oppress Black people and other people of colour. Perhaps an idea for a next book? 😬
I also would have appreciated more attention to the issues of Black men and the anti-Blackness within other communities of people of colour

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Intruiging!

Revisado: 05-13-21

Khaled Beydoun offers a great combination of personal storytelling and societal analysis in his book.

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only for really beginners

Revisado: 03-03-21

if you've read many articles/books on habits, this isnt for you. But it could be a great place to start.

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only for really beginners

Revisado: 03-03-21

if you've read many articles/books on habits, this isnt for you. But it could be a great place to start.

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Cruciale reading!

Revisado: 11-14-20

This is a crucial reading for each and every white person!! Even if you have already read a lot about racism, this book looks at it from a refreshing angle, and shows how you as an individual can ALWAYS do better to disrupt out racist society.

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