How can you engage with us?
Follow our weekly podcast
Dear White Women is an award-winning podcast that, since April 2019, has been dedicated to helping white women use their privilege to uproot systemic racism - without centering themselves in the process.
Read our evergreen book
This level-setting, heart-led book breaks down the psychology and barriers to meaningful race discussions for white people, contextualizing racism throughout American history in short, targeted chapters - and importantly, emphasizing what you can do differently.
Bring us in to your group!
We inspire more white people to take action by helping them understand why we are where we are, and shifting their perspectives on what can be done. Available for both in-person and virtual webinars at schools, law firms, companies, and more. Contact us for details.
Maybe you didn't grow up talking about race and racism.
. Maybe you were taught to stay silent about this issue and others that might "rock the boat."
But maybe you've also realized that these are topics that impact all of us, due to systemic injustices that have been built into all of our institutions.
This is for those of you who have been asking: "What can I DO about this?"
WE KNOW HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Read on to learn more.
About the platform
Dear White Women is a platform led by two biracial (Japanese and White) moms who want to make the world more equitable for their very mixed-race children.
The weekly podcast has been going strong since April 2019. It’s a mix of conversations; some feature Sara & Misasha deep-diving into history, grappling with current events, or having cathartic moments being real about their frustrations; others showcase incredible visionaries, activists, authors, scholars, and practitioners (often of color) from across the country and world. New episodes are released every Tuesday, and are available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and wherever podcasts are found.
The book, Dear White Women: Let’s Get (Un)comfortable Talking About Racism was published in October 2021 - having been written between the 2020 election and the January 6 insurrection - as a heart-led, practical collection of stories, history, and action steps. It helps to fill in the gaps for people who might have lived in homogenous communities, whose schools didn’t teach the complete history of the United States, and who might still be grappling with the question, “well, what do I DO to be more anti-racist?”
Sara & Misasha greatly enjoy speaking with audiences that want heart-led, impactful discussions. They lean into the framework of LISTEN | LEARN | ACT to welcome people into anti-racism with moving stories, the history of why we are where we are today, and the daily possibilities we each have to make change starting in our daily lives.
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