Before you can heal what you didn't cause, you must face what you carry.
You know racism is wrong. You believe in equality. But somewhere deep inside, there is a discomfort you cannot name, a nerve of vulnerability that fires whenever the conversation turns personal. You deflect. You disengage. You say the right things while avoiding the harder truth: that the racism woven into our culture has also been woven into you. And you have no idea where to begin pulling at the thread.
In I Need To Tell You About My Racism: A Letter Of Repentance and a Call Towards Healing, Rev. Michael Young does what few white Americans have been willing to do publicly. He traces the racism he inherited from a family he loved and admired, confronts it with unflinching honesty, and charts a path toward an expanded theology of connection grounded in Christian faith. Through memoir, history, and spiritual reflection, he offers not a lecture but an invitation: to sit in the discomfort, to interrogate your own story, and to discover that antiracism is not a political stance but a way of being that rehumanizes us all.
Inside these pages, you will find:
- A deeply personal model for examining inherited racial bias with truth and vulnerability
- Historical context that reframes what you were taught about race, slavery, and white supremacy in America
- A spiritual framework for moving from guilt and fragility toward genuine repentance, empathy, and healing
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Rev. Michael Young is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and a graduate of Chicago Theological Seminary's certificate program in theological studies. A passionate advocate for racial healing, he draws on his own journey of confronting inherited racism in his memoir, I Need To Tell You About My Racism. He serves as a pastor, NAACP member, and community organizer in Michigan. Follow Rev. Michael Young for updates on new releases.
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