How can we identify White Privilege in our daily lives? What can we do about it?

In Part 2 of our 3 part series on White Privilege, we dive deeper into the issue with frank discussion on how the US culture is structured to benefit one particular group of us, and our responsibility that comes with it.

Our guests include Jennifer Yeagley, Executive Director, Sarah Ogdie, Program Director, and Sam Obeid, Anytown® Coordinator.

- A solid primer on one white woman's experience of learning her privilege with lots of great links to stats and resources: https://medium.com/@elizabethgrattan/my-white-privilege-12804fb20697#.u9au79cc1

- A non-profit professional talks about how we can change the narrative that to be told you did something racist means you're a bad person: http://nonprofitwithballs.com/2016/08/flossing-and-the-dental-hygiene-paradigm-of-race-discourse/

- Article with general action steps for being a white ally: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-easily-be-a-white-ally-to-marginalized-communities_us_5829f808e4b057e23e314806

- A great interactive website (that began as a google doc) developed by POC of specific action steps to take as a white person in the movement: http://www.whiteaccomplices.org/