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White Fragility Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism

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Mentioned as an example of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training that some may find excessive, or 'out there'.

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there's a difference between things, but we sort of conflate them all and we have this debate and it probably isn't that helpful.

— Episode: “Republicans not quite in array.”

Episode: “Republicans not quite in array.”

Mentioned as an example of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training that some may find excessive, or 'out there'.

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there's a difference between things, but we sort of conflate them all and we have this debate and it probably isn't that helpful.

Episode: “The midterms start now.”

It was mentioned in the context of a Loudoun County school board member's op-ed. The book's concept of a positive white identity being an impossible goal was referenced as a possible influence on curriculum.

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a positive white identity is an impossible goal. White identity is inherently racist. White people do not exist outside the system of white supremacy.

Episode: “The midterms start now.”

It was mentioned in the context of a Loudoun County school board member recommending it to teachers. The book discusses the concept that white identity is inherently racist and the impossibility of a positive white identity.

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a positive white identity is an impossible goal. White identity is inherently racist. White people do not exist outside the system of white supremacy.

The Joe Rogan Experience

The book was mentioned as a source of information and ideology for the "woke" movement. The speaker claimed that DiAngelo is unaware of what's happening outside of her own bubble and that she doesn't understand how ridiculous her ideas are. He described a scene from his movie "Am I Racist?" where DiAngelo participated in a scene where she is asked to pay reparations to a black producer, highlighting how willing she is to engage in certain practices that she advocates for.

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The Robin D'Angelo one where you gave that guy money for reparations and you got her, she thought it was uncomfortable.

— Episode: #2204 - Matt Walsh

Episode: #2204 - Matt Walsh

The book was mentioned as a source of information and ideology for the "woke" movement. The speaker claimed that DiAngelo is unaware of what's happening outside of her own bubble and that she doesn't understand how ridiculous her ideas are. He described a scene from his movie "Am I Racist?" where DiAngelo participated in a scene where she is asked to pay reparations to a black producer, highlighting how willing she is to engage in certain practices that she advocates for.

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The Robin D'Angelo one where you gave that guy money for reparations and you got her, she thought it was uncomfortable.

When we had the idea for the film to talk about race, we knew we needed to get Robin D'Angelo.

I didn't think we'd get her because I figured she'd be a lot more cautious.

But apparently she has no idea what's happening outside of her bubble at all.

So she didn't know who I was. I mean, I gave her my name and she had no clue.

The Dan Bongino Show

The book "White Fragility" was mentioned in the context of critical race theory and the promotion of discrimination by the left. It was discussed as a work that supports the idea that the only remedy to past discrimination is future discrimination.

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The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.

— Episode: Another Big Tech Nightmare Exposed (Ep 1...

Episode: Another Big Tech Nightmare Exposed (Ep 1568)

The book "White Fragility" was mentioned in the context of critical race theory and the promotion of discrimination by the left. It was discussed as a work that supports the idea that the only remedy to past discrimination is future discrimination.

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The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.

Episode: Another Big Tech Nightmare Exposed (Ep 1568)

The book by Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility", was mentioned in the context of critical race theory and its promotion of discrimination. The podcast host quoted a passage from the book to support his argument against the ideas presented within.

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The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.

Episode: The Biggest “I Told You So” in American History (E...

It was described as pushing critical race theory and generating significant wealth for the author through speaking fees and book advances. The author was referred to as a leading intellectual of the left, although this was said with implied sarcasm.

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The Wages of Woke. How Robin DiAngelo got rich peddling white fragility.

Episode: Sunday Special with Rand Paul, Robby Starbuck, Din...

The book "White Fragility" was mentioned in the context of woke corporate training and policies at Harley Davidson. It was described as one of the books that were recommended reading material within the company's training programs.

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they were engaged in and the crazy trainings and the recommendations of reading books like white fragility.

Episode: Sunday Special with Rand Paul, Robby Starbuck, Din...

The host noted that the HarleyDavidson CEO had been reading books such as *White Fragility* while discussing corporate wokeness.

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and the recommendations of reading books like white fragility. you know,

The Megyn Kelly Show

The book was repeatedly brought up on the show as a focal point in debates over race and anti‑racism training. Hosts such as Douglas Murray, Megyn Kelly, and guest John McWhorter denounced it, describing it as an anti‑white text that promotes a simplistic “us‑versus‑them” narrative and even called it the worst book they’d read. The discussion also noted how corporations and educators were reacting to its ideas, with some experiencing backlash against its training methods.

Critiqued

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It was mentioned that Robin DiAngelo's book, "White Fragility", focuses on the idea that white people are inherently racist and the oppressors of history, and that everyone else is a victim. Matt Walsh read it in preparation for an interview with her.

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I'm a big believer in affinity space and affinity work and I think people are going to need to get away from white people and have some community with each other.

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It was mentioned as a book that was included in a teachers' union recommended reading list for teachers over the summer.

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white fragility

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It was mentioned negatively by Douglas Murray, who stated that the author will not defend her ideas publicly and considers anyone who disagrees with her to be racist.

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I'd love to debate Robin DiAngelo, race huckster, author of White Fragility and other unreadable terms.

Episode: Jussie Smollett Attack Reenactment, How Stanford E...

It was mentioned that corporations are becoming less receptive to the messages and training promoted in this book, particularly related to anti-racism initiatives.

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Our leaders are too uncomfortable with this. We've actually lost contracts when people have said we want to do anti-racism work and we go in and they say, oh, this is what you mean by anti-racism work? Oh, we we didn't. That's not what we signed up for.

So you see that on that fragility centering white comfort is so alive and well.

I'm a big believer in affinity space and affinity work. And I think people of color need to get away from white people and, and have some community with each other.

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It was described as another anti-white book, and was mentioned as stating that there is no good form of whiteness and it is inescapable.

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Robin DiAngelo, the Miss Whiplash of anti racism says there is no good form of whiteness. There is no good form of being white.

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It was mentioned as the source of the phrases 'educate me' and 'don't cry' in the context of discussions about race and tone policing, which were used during the controversy on the set of 'The Talk'.

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That's what it's from. And they just read that book and took those lines out of that book.

And they just read that book and took those lines out of that book.

Episode: John McWhorter on MLK's Message, Fixing Our Cultur...

It was described as the worst book ever written by John McWhorter due to its simplistic logic and the way it promotes an 'us vs. them' approach to race.

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Frankly, White Fragility is literally the worst book I've ever read.

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

Jay Shetty recommended this book as a starting point for educating oneself on racism and anti-racism.

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And we've got White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo.

— Episode: 5 Lessons From Malcolm X On The Power Of...

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Jay Shetty recommended this book as a starting point for educating oneself on racism and anti-racism.

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And we've got White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo.

Episode: 5 Lessons From Malcolm X On The Power Of Media, Ra...

It was recommended as a starting point for people wanting to learn more about racial issues and understanding the concept of being anti-racist.

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There's a book called white fragility by Robin DiAngelo.

Modern Wisdom

The book argues that white people should be constantly thinking about how their whiteness has given them privilege and how it blinds them to the realities that a black person can see. It suggests that white people should not disagree with black people about race and should defer to their superior epistemic authority.

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And they have a kind of philosophy around anti-racism that comes out of critical race theory and their philosophy is that you know a white guy like you should be more or less constantly thinking about...

— Episode: #763 - Coleman Hughes - Bringing An End...

Episode: #763 - Coleman Hughes - Bringing An End To Race Po...

The book argues that white people should be constantly thinking about how their whiteness has given them privilege and how it blinds them to the realities that a black person can see. It suggests that white people should not disagree with black people about race and should defer to their superior epistemic authority.

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And they have a kind of philosophy around anti-racism that comes out of critical race theory and their philosophy is that you know a white guy like you should be more or less constantly thinking about how your whiteness has uh given you privilege how your how how your whiteness blinds you to the realities that a black person like me can see

And on di angelo's account you are supposed to be constantly different to black people in conversation so she literally says in her book if you and i are talking about race you as a white guy me as a black guy you were not supposed to disagree with what i have to say about race you're not supposed to argue back you're not supposed to remain silent you're not supposed to get defensive

Episode: #1002 - Andrew Doyle - Political Violence & The Lu...

The hosts cited Robin DiAngelo's book "White Fragility" as an example of the claim that modern racism is deeper than historic segregation.

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Robin DiAngelo, in White Fragility, makes the case that racism today is a way worse than Jim Crow because it's invisible and only people like her can see it.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

The book was repeatedly condemned across several episodes, with Jordan Peterson calling it one of the most despicable works ever written and Andrew Doyle labeling it terrible, while Chloé Valdary found it incoherent. Hosts noted its popularity in anti‑racism training and suggested it promotes the idea that white people are inherently privileged. Although a few occasional points were acknowledged as interesting, the overall discussion was sharply critical.

Critiqued

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It was mentioned as one of the most popular books being used in anti-racism training, and the presenter implied it was used to instill the ideology that white people are inherently privileged and likely racist.

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Right now the most popular, the most well selling or best selling books are white fragility by DeAngelo and I can't remember her first name and then there's Robin DeAngelo

Episode: 220. Theory of Enchantment | Chloé Valdary

Chlo Valdary found the book incoherent and criticised it for focusing solely on the degradation and peril of the Black experience, failing to acknowledge the richness of Black culture.

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I really don't think that often about Robin DiAngelo I know she wrote a book called White Fragility which was published last year and was all the rave I found it in coherent but I learned why what what was in cool and maybe this isn't productive like I don't want to I don't want to push you into commenting on Robin DiAngelo maybe that's just not a reasonable place for this court

Episode: 506. The Insanity of Woke Psychologists | Lee Juss...

The speakers mentioned using excerpts from DiAngelo's book as part of their DEI related experimental passages.

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We used passages from Kendi's How to Be an Anti-Racist and from D'Angelo's White Fragility.

Pivot

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The book "White Fragility" was mentioned in the context of a discussion about moralistic language compressing complex issues into false binaries in debates over school closings and racial equity.

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without the robin d'angelo jargon that's with the white fragility book

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Episode: The Tesla and Hertz Mystery, a Tough Election for...

The book "White Fragility" was mentioned in the context of a discussion about moralistic language compressing complex issues into false binaries in debates over school closings and racial equity.

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without the robin d'angelo jargon that's with the white fragility book

The Ben Shapiro Show

Ben Shapiro repeatedly denounced the title as a best‑selling anti‑racist work that he called tripe, garbage, and one of the worst books on race, arguing it portrayed white people as inherently sinful and suggested Black people needed white liberal rescue. He and co‑host Matt Walsh cited its popularity during the George Floyd protests and its placement on bestseller lists as evidence of its influence, while condemning its arguments as logically incoherent and racially harmful. The overall tone was sharply critical, framing the book as a harmful piece of propaganda.

Critiqued

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It was described as a best-selling book, filled with tripe and trash by Ben Shapiro, who made a 40-minute YouTube video debunking it, and it was mentioned as promoting the idea of white people being inherently sinful.

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Robin DiAngelo is the author of an incredibly big selling book called White Fragility.

It was the top of the New York Times bestseller list for weeks at a time.

It sold hundreds of thousands if not millions of copies and it is complete and utter tripe.

It is an awful piece of trash.

The entire book conflicts, it is logically incoherent and it happens to be also particularly ugly because the basic idea is that if you are white then you are inherently sinful and there's no way to escape that sin except for doing the things that Robin DiAngelo wants you to do, politically speaking.

Episode: The King Of Satire And Disguise | Matt Walsh

It was mentioned as a best-selling anti-racist book from the last decade, which was used as a guide during the George Floyd protests and was described as an awful piece of trash.

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One of the people who you get in the film is Robin DiAngelo, the author of White Fragility, which is one of the best-selling anti-racist books of the last 10 years.

It sold hundreds of thousands of copies. It was used as sort of the guide for the pathetic white people during the race riots of 2020, during the George Floyd uprising.

Truly an awful piece of shit. It's horrific.

Episode: Ep. 1311 - Andrew Cuomo Is Here To Grab Ass And Ki...

The speaker referenced this book as one of the worst ever written on the subject of race, after a clip showed the author describing her realization of being white.

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You'll recall her as the author of White Fragility. I did an entire like 45 minute breakdown of that awful, awful book. One of the worst books ever written on YouTube.

Episode: Ep. 1200 - Fauci Should Be Fired

The speaker strongly criticized this book, calling it garbage and claiming its argument suggested Black people couldn't take care of their own future, requiring white liberals to intervene.

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Coca Cola has now decided that they are going to force their employees to take anti-racism training with the ex-gribble robin the angelo robin the angelo is the worst public intellectual in america she's awful she's a cult leader if you read her book or garbage book white fragility

The entire argument that she makes is that black people cannot take care of their own future that white liberals like robin the angelo have to take care of black people's future

Episode: Ep. 1089 - The Problem With Politics

The book was cited by the American Psychological Association and the speaker suggested it was garbage.

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in their further sources cited that they cite the garbage book robin de angelo's white fragility

Episode: An Exciting Update On My Book

This book was mentioned as an example of a "horribly racist book" that was being pushed onto bestseller charts while others were being canceled.

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Meanwhile, horribly racist books like White Fragility, How to Be an Anti-Racist Top, the bestseller charts pushed by the same media that's trying to cancel people who believe just traditionally American things.

Why are we seeing like truly racist books like White Fragility or How to Be an Anti-Racist promulgated pushing the narrative that if you believe in the American system, it's because you yourself are a racist?

We Can Do Hard Things

The author of "My Grandmother's Hands" compared reading "White Fragility" to the act of telling someone they are going to run a marathon tomorrow but haven't taken any preparatory steps. The author, Resmaa Menakem, did state that he and Robin DiAngelo are close and that he loves her, but this was in the context of criticism.

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So I told you I read Robin Angelo's White Fragility, So I'm All Set, that's the equivalent of the, I don't trust your fucking judgment.

— Episode: The Embodied Path to Healing Trauma with...

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The author of "My Grandmother's Hands" compared reading "White Fragility" to the act of telling someone they are going to run a marathon tomorrow but haven't taken any preparatory steps. The author, Resmaa Menakem, did state that he and Robin DiAngelo are close and that he loves her, but this was in the context of criticism.

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So I told you I read Robin Angelo's White Fragility, So I'm All Set, that's the equivalent of the, I don't trust your fucking judgment.

I mean, and me and Robin are tight. I love Robin. I'm just saying probably half the people that are listening to this read that book.

That's what I'm saying. They read it and they, and it was good and they ain't read it again since.

They haven't grabbed another white body and said for the next 30 years, me and you going to roll around race specifically.

And we are going to cultivate between ourselves a different way of understanding this. And we may not be able to get to what we think we need to get to, but at least we're going to nibble on this.

The Matt Walsh Show

Matt Walsh cited the book to highlight the author's claim that black people should distance themselves from white people, and later referenced the author as an antiracist expert and the title's writer, using both mentions to critique its perspective. The overall tone was critical of the book's arguments.

Critiqued

Episode: Anti-White Racism In SCHOOL!? Matt Walsh Breaks It...

Matt Walsh referenced the book by noting that its author, Robin DiAngelo, claimed black people need to get away from white people.

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So take this recent clip of white fragility author Robin DiAngelo claiming that black people need to, quote, get away from white people.

Episode: Ep. 1408 - The Media Desperately Tries To Turn Med...

The host noted that Robin DiAngelo, the antiracist expert, appeared in the film and is the author of White Fragility.

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For example, at the end there, that was as many of you probably know, that was a none other than Robin DiAngelo, antiracist expert extraordinaire author of white fragility.

Episode: Ep. 1228 - Is The Anti-Racism Grift Collapsing?

Walsh mentioned having just finished reading the book and noted that she did an excellent job defining racism.

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I just finished reading Robin D'Angelo's white fragility and I think she did like an excellent job of defining racism as like a system of oppression as opposed to like a personal choice.

Episode: Ep. 1208 - Why The Media Is So Eager To Smear The...

The host said the book argued that the film was fundamentally and insidiously antiblack, using it as an example of white fragility.

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In her seminal tome, White Fragility, Robin DiAngelo excoriates the film as fundamentally and insidiously antiblack.

Episode: Ep. 1068 - Media Narrative Falls Apart As Gay Club...

He noted that listeners would not want a copy of White Fragility, implying the book was being rejected by the audience.

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they don't want a copy of white fragility. That's not what they want

Episode: Ep. 1067 - Why The Left Is So Desperate To Expose...

Matt Walsh said nobody wanted a copy of the book and that it wasn't on anyone's list.

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the fact is nobody wants a copy of white fragility. It's not on anyone's list.

Episode: Ep. 776 - There Are No More Rainbow Flags In Afgha...

Matt Walsh suggested that the U.S. military might have left copies of the book at the Afghan embassy after the Taliban takeover.

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One seriously wonders whether our military left copies of White Fragility and, you know, I Am Jazz at the embassy for the Taliban when they took over.

Episode: Ep. 776 - There Are No More Rainbow Flags In Afgha...

Walsh speculated that the U.S. military might have left copies of the book at the Afghan embassy for the Taliban.

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I mean, one seriously wonders whether our military left copies of White Fragility and, you know, I Am Jazz at the embassy for the Taliban when they took over. I wouldn't be surprised if that was the plan.

Episode: Ep. 767 - The Muppets Try to Convince Preschoolers...

Matt Walsh criticized the book, saying it sold many copies despite few people actually reading it and dismissed its impact.

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Robin DiAngelo ... wrote White Fragility and then she wrote another book recently that I guess nobody read. I don't think ...

I don't think probably 10 people have read it, but it sold a lot of copies. The other book didn't even sell any copies.

Fresh Air

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Mark Ronson said a lyric was a nod to the book White Fragility.

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it was a nod to White Fragility, the book

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Mark Ronson said a lyric was a nod to the book White Fragility.

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it was a nod to White Fragility, the book

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Mark Ronson said the lyric was a nod to the book "White Fragility", noting it fit the context and felt appropriate.

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And of course, it was a nod to white fragility, the book, like everything. But I just, it just felt right.

Episode: Mark Ronson On The 'Barbie' Soundtrack & Score

The book was referenced as a cultural touchstone during a discussion about a lyric, noting it as a nod to the concept of white fragility.

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And of course it was a nod to white fragility, the book, everything.

10% Happier with Dan Harris

The concept of this book was mentioned as compelling, although the work itself was controversial. The speaker suggested that the concept explains why many white people get stuck in denial and avoid moving through the stages of grief to acceptance.

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What's coming to mind is this concept of white fragility. I know Robin DiAngelo who wrote that book, white fragility is controversial so I'm not here to pass judgment on whether work is good or bad bu...

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The concept of this book was mentioned as compelling, although the work itself was controversial. The speaker suggested that the concept explains why many white people get stuck in denial and avoid moving through the stages of grief to acceptance.

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What's coming to mind is this concept of white fragility. I know Robin DiAngelo who wrote that book, white fragility is controversial so I'm not here to pass judgment on whether work is good or bad but the concept is compelling I think.

I think that she defines it as an inability to tolerate racial stress.

Episode: Ways to End Bias That Will Also Make You Happier |...

The concept from this book was brought up in the discussion about why many white people get stuck in denial regarding bias, though the speaker noted the work is controversial.

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What's coming to mind is this concept of white fragility. I know Robin DiAngelo who wrote that book, white fragility is controversial so I'm not here to pass judgment on whether her work is good or bad but the concept is compelling I think and I wonder whether many white people get stuck in the denial and are not willing to go all the way through the stages of grief to acceptance and maybe improved comportment.

Timcast IRL

The book, "White Fragility," was mentioned as an example of intersectional thinking taking precedence in humanities and the left, making the hate for "chuds" more open.

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Yeah, now that now you have like books like White Fragility and stuff like that with the whole intersectional stuff taking taking precedence in the humanities and essentially the overall left.

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Episode: Timcast IRL #1013 Adam Schiff ROBBED In SF, Democr...

The book, "White Fragility," was mentioned as an example of intersectional thinking taking precedence in humanities and the left, making the hate for "chuds" more open.

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Yeah, now that now you have like books like White Fragility and stuff like that with the whole intersectional stuff taking taking precedence in the humanities and essentially the overall left.

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The book was mentioned in the context of white supremacy and how the author of "White Fragility" is viewed as white supremacist.

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There ain't nobody that's more white supremacist than uh that woman that wrote White Fragility.

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It was mentioned that she writes about racism and how it's not a question of whether or not it occurred, but rather how it manifested itself.

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You remember what Robin DiAngelo wrote right about everyone is racist everything she said about black people and also in any given situation It's not a question of whether racism occurred. It's how did racism manifest itself?

The NPR Politics Podcast

The hosts noted that Chelsea Handler had read "White Fragility" and discussed how the book addresses white privilege and the difficulty of talking about race.

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These days, Chelsea handler tries to keep her and her friends white privilege in check. She starts like really getting weepy. And I was like, well, what are you doing? Right? You just said you read wh...

— Episode: Weekly Roundup: July 10th, 2020

Episode: Weekly Roundup: July 10th, 2020

The hosts noted that Chelsea Handler had read "White Fragility" and discussed how the book addresses white privilege and the difficulty of talking about race.

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These days, Chelsea handler tries to keep her and her friends white privilege in check. She starts like really getting weepy. And I was like, well, what are you doing? Right? You just said you read white fragility. You cannot talk about being white. Can't cry. And start to cry.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

This book was mentioned as an example of content promoted by left-wing wokists, suggesting that white people should be taught to feel guilty for their ancestry's sins.

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If you won't sit there and say white fragility is a great book, it's not idiotic. It's amazing.

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Episode: Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show H1 – Nov 18 2021

This book was mentioned as an example of content promoted by left-wing wokists, suggesting that white people should be taught to feel guilty for their ancestry's sins.

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If you won't sit there and say white fragility is a great book, it's not idiotic. It's amazing.

The Rubin Report

The book was repeatedly highlighted across several episodes as a widely circulated left‑leaning text that many panelists argued promotes a racist narrative and flawed diversity training. Hosts such as Dave Rubin and guests like Allie Stuckey critiqued its premise that all white people share the same flaws, describing it as nonsense and debunked propaganda. The discussion emphasized confusion and concern among listeners, particularly within certain Christian circles, and portrayed the title as a contentious cultural touchstone.

Critiqued

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Coleman Hughes explained that the book White Fragility argues that to be white is to be ignorant, which he describes as a racial stereotype. He believes that race is not a significant feature of who a person is, but rather their character and values.

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Neo-racist like Rob DiAngelo, they say that to be white is to be ignorant for example.

That's actually mistresses sounding what what Robin DiAngelo's position is.

It's in her book but a lot.

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The book was mentioned as a source of confusion and concern amongst some Christian women, who found its message appealing yet ultimately unconvincing. It's used in diversity and inclusivity training.

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i had a lot of friends post the black square after um after george floyd happened over the summer and i've just seen a lot of confusion among christian women who are my age who just want to know hang on what is actually true because i'm confused this sounds good this sounds right but there's something about it that doesn't seem quite true

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The podcast host mentioned this book as a current popular book on the left, criticizing its premise as inherently racist because it implies all white people are the same. He pointed to the book's inherent contradiction as an example of "doublethink."

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What's like the hottest book on the left right now? It's White Fragility.

What's the subtitle of White Fragility? I don't know what it is exactly, but in essence, it's something like how white people can blah, blah, blah. That's racist.

That in and of itself is racist. Forget white fragility.

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The book was described as being pushed everywhere and having been debunked numerous times. It was the subject of a diversity training for teachers in San Diego that was discussed critically.

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It goes on to talk about the book, White Fragility as you know this book White Fragility which is being pushed everywhere and has been debunked a gazillion times.

On Being with Krista Tippett

DiAngelo's book, "White Fragility," was mentioned as influential in the conversation about whiteness and racism. It was discussed in relation to the challenges white people face in confronting racism.

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Robin DiAngelo gave us the phrase white fragility. She teaches, writes and consults from Seattle.

— Episode: Robin DiAngelo and Resmaa Menakem — Towa...

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DiAngelo's book, "White Fragility," was mentioned as influential in the conversation about whiteness and racism. It was discussed in relation to the challenges white people face in confronting racism.

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Robin DiAngelo gave us the phrase white fragility. She teaches, writes and consults from Seattle.

Robin, because we haven't met before and you haven't been on the show, I am curious. The only thing that I saw as I was looking around about the background of your life was somewhere you said or you wrote that you grew up poor and white in San Francisco.

Episode: [Unedited] Robin DiAngelo and Resmaa Menakem with...

Robin DiAngelo's book, White Fragility, was mentioned as influential in the conversation around race and white people's difficulty discussing racism. It was noted that Resmaa Menakem loved Robin's work.

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Robin DiAngelo, who's known for her work on white fragility

Well, um, Rezma's literary agent reached out and told me about Rezma's book and that Rezma loved my work.

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