White Women, We Need to Talk: Your Niceness Is Killing Us explores the complex roles white women play in community spaces, activism, allyship, and power structures. Through narratives and critical analysis, Davida Sharpe examines how historical and current patterns of privilege, complicity, and resistance continue to shape present-day organizing. Drawing from personal experience, Davida chooses strategy over retaliation, charting pathways toward genuine accountability, solidarity, transformative justice, and lasting healing.
This powerful work is essential for those looking to understand the intersections of race, gender, and power in building authentic community.
Inspired by these insights, Davida works to develop "I Could Have Gotten Even, But I Got Smart", a space dedicated to helping communities navigate and challenge spaces that perpetuate harm against marginalized groups.
White Women, We Need to Talk: Your Niceness Is Killing Us explores the complex roles white women play in community spaces, activism, allyship, and power structures. Through narratives and critical analysis, Davida Sharpe examines how historical and current patterns of privilege, complicity, and resistance continue to shape present-day organizing. Drawing from personal experience, Davida chooses strategy over retaliation, charting pathways toward genuine accountability, solidarity, transformative justice, and lasting healing.
This powerful work is essential for those looking to understand the intersections of race, gender, and power in building authentic community.
Inspired by these insights, Davida works to develop "I Could Have Gotten Even, But I Got Smart", a space dedicated to helping communities navigate and challenge spaces that perpetuate harm against marginalized groups.
