The myth of white male supremacy depends on white men believing they should never feel challenged, never feel uncertain, never feel questioned. It depends on you interpreting friction as an attack instead of an opportunity.

But life beyond the supremacy myth?
That life requires the exact opposite.

It requires learning to stay present in the discomfort long enough to see what’s real.
It requires reclaiming the parts of yourself that “ease” has numbed.

What once felt like a righteous aspiration suddenly became something tangible; something I could strategize around, test, refine, and practice.

This is how Life Beyond the Supremacy Myth moved from idea → framework → lived possibility.

Because once you see clearly how the myth harms everyone, just differently, you can finally begin the work of building something new.