A Message From Catrice
Hear how Catrice started her journey of fighting for Black liberation and why she is dedicated to being a voice for Black lives.
Racism is a deadly dis-ease that requires strong medicine. That’s what I’m serving up: the hard-to-swallow truths necessary to eliminate this lethal infection from humanity. I realize my approach is NOT for everyone, and not everyone will like it, and I’m unbothered by both.
THIS is my work, and I do it unmoved and unapologetically!
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Messages from Nyalla
Learn why white spaces are unsafe and violent.
Learn why white spaces are unsafe and violent.
Learn how to lay down your Weapons of Whiteness®
Learn how to lay down your Weapons of Whiteness®
Learn why we need to talk about racism.
Learn why we need to talk about racism.
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Catrice Speaks on Anti-Racism
If you're ready to learn how to begin your journey to allyship and to become an non-violent accomplice for Black lives listen to these audio lessons.
Are You An Anti-Racism "Ally" for Racial Justice?
7 Signs for White Women That They Are Antagonists In the Lives of Women of Color
Why Is It Difficult for White Women to Talk About Race & Racism?
In The Media
Hear or read Catrice’s words in other venues and publications!
Catrice appeared on The Philippe Matthews Show to talk about her book, Black Couch Conversations: Let's Talk About Black Love.
When Layla Saad quoted Catrice’s book The Becky Code on Facebook, Facebook removed her post. Read about this violent yet all too common occurrence here.
The hosts of the Dear Sugars podcast and Catrice discussed how white mothers should talk to their kids about white privilege.
Read Catrice's Harper's Bazaar article describing the eight essential actions for white people to become infiltrators and change agents within the system of white terrorism.
Catrice and Howard Ross discussed the work still needed after the murder of George Floyd on a special edition of the Future Fluency podcast.