The Privilege to Rebel

White feminists are often on autopilot, unaware of how their rebellion still centers whiteness. This session helps you recognize the ways well-meaning allyship can reinforce domination and cause harm.

This is for you if:
✅ You’re ready to center Black women in conversations on race, power & privilege.
✅ You’ve been told you’re weaponizing your privilege while fighting for social change.
✅ You feel trapped by societal norms yet want to make a meaningful impact.
✅ You’re ready to use your privilege to challenge the status quo—without causing more harm.

👉 What You’ll Learn:

• The historical role of white women in social justice movements.
• How privilege upholds systemic oppression—even in activist spaces.
• Practical strategies to engage in anti-racism work without re-centering whiteness.

Power, Patriarchy & Progress: White Women’s Journey to Authentic Community Building

Tired of superficial leadership that doesn’t challenge harmful systems? This practice group is designed for white women who want to create spaces of real connection and healing.

This is for you if:
✅ You’ve felt a lack of genuine connection in community spaces.
✅ Your past attempts at community-building have led to misunderstandings.
✅ You value Black leadership and understand its necessity in liberation work.
✅ You’re ready to confront discomfort for the sake of trust and solidarity.

👉 Why This Session is Transformative:

• Black-Led Guidance: Learn directly from Black women who have built and sustained community.
• Confronting Barriers: Address the root issues that hinder authentic connection.
• Actionable Trust-Building Steps: Leave with real strategies to foster meaningful relationships.

Dismantling the Pink Ceiling: A Deeper Look at Barbie and White Feminism

Barbie represents more than childhood nostalgia—she reflects the complexities of white feminism and its impact on women of color. This workshop unpacks the themes through the lens of bell hooks and intersectional feminism.

👉 What You’ll Explore:

• The evolution of feminism through pop culture.
• How mainstream narratives have excluded and harmed Black women.
• Strategies to move beyond symbolic representation into real, equity-centered change.

This Work Is Ongoing. But You Don’t Have to Do It Alone.

Each session in this bundle is designed to move beyond intellectual understanding into embodied practice. You’ll not only learn but actively engage in the work alongside others committed to real change.

🔹 Join Monthly 90-min Live Processing Sessions
Processing is critical. Every third Sunday at 9 AM PST, you’ll have the opportunity to unpack, ask questions, and practice self-accountability in community.