ASIN: B07T8C9KL1
Publisher: Amazon.com Services LLC
Pages: 230
Why is it so many white Americans are proud to tell you they don’t even see color? Why are they extraordinarily confident they aren’t racist? Lori Wojtowicz has spent her life in classrooms, 35 years teaching and now traveling the country as an educational consultant. She writes not of what she taught, but of what she learned. And the lessons were not easy. Her students provided a microcosm of American society, and she was forced to confront the issue of racism in her classroom, her country, and most significantly in herself. A journey in self reflection, she presents the questions she now believes white Americans must ask of themselves if there is ever to be equity. An unusual pair, Plato and Malcolm X, and all the students served as her guides. She writes because of them. “Reading this book, as an African American man, I felt at times like a fly on the wall, being privy to thoughts ...
