Podcasts that mention 📚 White Fragility by Dr. Robin DiAngelo

No, I mean these HR consultants who've written these books, like on the—was it D'Angelo or whatever on white fragility? And you know, how to be an anti-racist?

Jason discusses the book 'White Fragility' by Robin DiAngelo in the context of HR consultants who have written such books and the financial gains they make from corporations. He highlights the ongoing conversations around racial equity audits and criticizes the HR consulting work as potentially exploitative.

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or hypothetically if an author claimed that all white people are racist secretly and suffer with white agility and then decides that any denial of the racism is evidence of their white fragility and complicity and racist superstructures

The host describes a specific argument related to 'white fragility' (misspoken as 'white agility') where denial is seen as evidence, referencing a hypothetical author who makes this claim, which is the central thesis of Robin DiAngelo's book 'White Fragility'.

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i mean when the bbc for instance um and sainsbury's as of this week uh telling their employees to read white fragility by robin d'angelo which is a book which is uh i suppose the most popular example of of critical race theory that we have at the moment But it is a very um uh very shoddy uh piece of work

Andrew Doyle mentions that the BBC and Sainsbury's are telling employees to read this book, describing it as a popular example of critical race theory but a 'shoddy piece of work'.

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right like read the color of law by Richard Roth seem to really understand how much the government segregated Americans you know read the warmth of other Suns go ahead and read white fragility read the new Jim Crow read how to be an aunt racist

Heather McGee recommends this book as part of educating oneself about racism.

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like white fragility yes by Robin D'Angelo

Megyn Kelly mentions this book and author as a recommended book by the teachers union.

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she actually recommends in this book that a white person whenever she or he walks into a room with a black person start off by apologizing

Michael Moynihan refers back to Robin D'Angelo's book ("this book") and describes a specific recommendation from it.

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This is what Abraham Kenzi says in "How to be an Antiracist," and Robin DiAngelo sort of mirrors this.

Ben Shapiro mentions Robin DiAngelo, linking her ideas to those in 'How to be an Antiracist', implying her book 'White Fragility'.

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that's the whole uh the white fragility but the book makes that argument there's gonna be an amount of people that are gonna be like well I don't feel bad

A speaker refers to the concept of 'white fragility' and mentions 'the book' that makes a specific argument related to it.

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i myself have not read white fragility and i i probably should

The host mentions that he has not read the book "White Fragility".

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so look i'm i'm not going to read uh actually that that's that's an ignorant thing to say i should definitely read white fragility my my understanding of it and to be completely fair is based off of critical analysis from some people

Elijah Schaffer mentions that he should read the book 'White Fragility' and that his current understanding of it comes from critical analysis by others.

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so so they did a display of all of these woke books and one of the books they put on the pedestal was woke by titanium TI Andrew Doyle's you know project and so you have like you know white fragility and like you know white whatever and then there's woke

Tim describes a bookstore display of 'woke books' which included 'white fragility'.

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because if you read something like white fragility you're not going to be on real good terms with someone who makes the slightest misstep

The speaker discusses how reading 'white fragility' makes it difficult for people to interact, even in good faith conversations.

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I'm just surprised you know white fragility isn't

The speaker notes the absence of this book from a bookstore's diversity display.

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but that's goodness that's what white fragility is about it seriously white fragility it the book was you ever one on Amazon

Mentioned as a book that was number one on Amazon, discussing its central argument.

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and she's in the middle of white fragility no she's like man I need I need a break right now from from reading this terrible piece of work

A friend of the speaker is reading the book 'White Fragility' and finding it difficult.

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