You’re Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What? with Lindsey Rae and Thaís Sky

In this fifth and final installment of You’re Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What?, recurring guest Lindsey Rae and I explore how to apologize when us white women harm people of color. We share a variety of how not to apologize followed by a framework on how to apologize in a way that holds you accountable to the harm. Since we are nearing the holiday season we also touch upon how to talk about racism with your family and the real meaning behind Thanksgiving.

This is the fourth episode in an ongoing series called You’re Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What? with Lindsey Rae. In this series, Lindsey and I share our stories and experiences of waking up to our whiteness as two white women in the self-development/spiritual entrepreneurial industry. In this particular episode, we dive into J.W. Berry's acculturation model as it relates to moving into a deeper understanding of the social justice world.

This is the third episode in an ongoing series called You’re Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What? with Lindsey Rae. In this series, Lindsey and I share our stories and experiences of waking up to our whiteness as two white women in the self-development/spiritual entrepreneurial industry. In this particular episode, we explore two racial identity frameworks that may help guide your awakening as well as what we found to be true at every phase.

This episode is part two in a continuing series, You're Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What? where my recurring guest, Lindsey Rae and I share our stories and experiences of waking up to our whiteness. While this episode is geared specifically for white spiritual women, anyone who wants to explore social justice, cultural appropriation and healing is welcome to tune in. This week, Lindsey and I specifically dive into the concept of centering and how to take up space while staying in your lane as white women.

This podcast episode is geared specifically for white spiritual women who are awakening to their white privilege and are seeking greater understanding and support of what to do now. While Lindsey and I are not anti-racism educators, we are happy to share our stories and what we’ve learned on our own journeys of dismantling our internalized whiteness. This episode is prolific in both wisdom and banter as we challenge the Good Girl norms and invite you to speak up and pay attention to racial justice.