So what does it mean to decenter white comfort in your antiracist journey?
It means choosing curiosity over control.
It means staying present in hard conversations.
It means asking: “Who benefits when I stay silent?” and “What harm am I protecting when I prioritize feeling good over doing better?”

That’s the work we’re doing in Facilitated Conversations with Kim Crayton.
No posturing. No performance. Just truth-telling and practice, in an environment designed to challenge, support, and grow you

And if you’re serious about preparing for a world where white supremacy doesn’t dictate your values, behavior, or legacy, you’re going to need the stamina to sit in the tension and stay in the work.

Two paths. One practice.
➡️ Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America
➡️ White Women, Get Ready by Amanda K. Gross

📅 Starting August 9

🔗 Link in bio.

➡️ White Women, Get Ready is for those of you who are ready to confront the internalized patterns that uphold supremacy under the guise of care, politeness, or “good intentions.”

➡️Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America is for those of you who want to understand how entitlement, myth-making, and unearned power harm us all and what we can do differently.

This is not performance. This is practice.

📣 Facilitated Conversations with Kim Crayton begin August 9. Links in bio.

This is not a book club. This is preparation for a different future.

Two paths:
→ White Women, Get Ready
→ Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America

These are not safe spaces for your comfort. They are DESIGNED for you to develop the knowledge and skills needed for you to challenge white supremacy.

Join the PWO Community and let’s build together

And those patterns don’t disappear because you’re a “good person.”
In fact, they often hide behind your goodness.

That’s why we’re asking, what are “good white folx” actually doing now?

Are they practicing liberation or just protecting their image?

This is where the work begins, not in intention, but in impact.

In Facilitated Conversations with Kim Crayton, we move past guilt and into growth. This isn’t performance, it’s preparation.