Discover a
practical, interpersonal approach to dismantling racism in everyday life. Through three true stories of interracial conflict, John Stewart shows how
one-on-one conversations can transform misunderstandings, bias, and stereotyping into connection, understanding, and collaboration.
Inside this book, you'll see how: - A stressful interaction between Isabel and a plumber shifted from racist abuse to "momentarily family."
- Ronald and Jennifer moved from harsh racial stereotypes to become friends, co-authors, and social justice advocates.
- Robin acknowledged her white privilege, creating a comfortable, authentic connection with Angela as a colleague.
Dismantling Racism One On One provides a
proven mental model and practical methods for listening and speaking that empower readers to
reverse toxic stereotyping and build inclusive, equitable relationships.
Learn to harness your
uniqueness, cultural humility, and curiosity to dismantle interpersonal racism,
one conversation at a time. This is a simple, actionable, and powerful guide for anyone committed to
diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in real-life interactions.