Socio-cultural Trauma / Structural Oppression

Ijeoma Oluo wants to talk with you about race. But it's not going to be easy [thenewstribune.com]

Alicia Doktor 3/29/183:00 PM

Ijeoma Oluo doesn’t like to talk about race. But she has to.

She talks about race so that maybe the gap that separates white people from people of color can be bridged.

Her new book, “So You Want to Talk about Race,” came out earlier this year, and since then she’s been in hot demand for TV appearances and public events.

[For more on this story by CRAIG SAILOR, go to http://www.thenewstribune.com/...rticle206923864.html]

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