Waking Up White: Debby Irving’s Journey and Its Lasting Impact on Racial Justice | Episode 103

In this episode, we explore the incredible story of Debby Irving's 'Waking Up White: Finding Myself in the Story of Race.' Initially self-published in 2014, this memoir-guide hybrid has become a cornerstone in the conversation about race and white identity. With over 275,000 copies sold, it has been embraced by book clubs, educational institutions, churches, and communities nationwide. Join us as we discuss its profound influence, the creation of educational study guides and workshops, and why it’s a “life-changing book you won’t be able to put down,” according to Katie Couric Media. Show Highlights: The inspiration behind 'Waking Up White' Challenges faced in publishing a white racial identity memoir How the book has been utilized in educational and community settings Debby Irving's journey as an author and racial justice educator The ongoing impact and relevance of the book in today's racial justice movements

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