Me and White Supremacy
It's easy to point to overt acts of racism and condemn them, to distance ourselves from the idea of white supremacy as something 'out there,' perpetrated by others. But what happens when the mirror turns inward? Layla Saad invites us to sit with the discomfort of examining our own ingrained biases, the unearned advantages we carry, and the subtle ways we might uphold systems we claim to oppose. This isn't about guilt, but about recognizing the invisible backpack of privilege and the quiet ways it shapes our daily interactions and perceptions. It’s about moving past intellectual agreement to a deeper, more personal reckoning, understanding that true change begins not with accusation, but with honest, sustained self-reflection. This episode unpacks the 28-day challenge, guiding you through the essential, often uncomfortable, work of unlearning and rebuilding.