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You don’t get to unlearn white supremacy and still feel good all the time.
You don’t get to be “right” and “liked” and “safe” while disrupting generational harm.
And you definitely don’t get to claim liberation without confronting the ways you’ve benefitted from, and have been protected by, oppression.
The truth is:
If you’re committed to comfort, you’re not committed to justice.
Growth is uncomfortable.
Repair is uncomfortable.
Sitting in your silence and complicity and realizing that your “niceness” didn’t protect anyone but you? That’s wildly uncomfortable.
And that’s the point.
What makes Facilitated Conversations with Kim Crayton different isn’t just the content, it’s the container.
This isn’t book club.
It’s not “safe space.”
It’s structured, supported, intentional discomfort, in service to real change.
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.
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