A powerful exploration of how racism lives in our everyday lives—and what it takes to unlearn it.
What happens when good intentions aren’t enough?
In Nice People Can Be Racist Too, I confront the subtle, often-unspoken forms of racism that shape our institutions, interactions and identities. Weaving together lived experience, global and local history and practitioner insight, this book is a call to move beyond silence, politeness and performance to truth, accountability and real change.
What You’ll Find Inside
Whether you’re just beginning your learning or ready to deepen your commitment, this book invites you into the work of becoming more conscious, courageous and committed to justice.
I acknowledge the First Peoples of Australia, on whose lands I live, work and play. I honour their enduring connection to Country and ongoing resistance to colonisation and injustice. Sovereignty was never ceded. I stand in solidarity with their continued struggle for truth-telling, justice and decolonisation.
