In this thought-provoking book, the author presents a groundbreaking pathway for White individuals in the United States to liberate themselves from the entrenched culture of whiteness rooted in historical anti-Black racism. Centering on the Black-White paradigm as representative of a broader racial spectrum, the dissertation offers insights that extend to dismantling various forms of racial oppression.

Inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr.'s definition of racism as a philosophy rooted in contempt for life, the work emphasizes the transformative nature of the struggle against racism, encompassing psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions. Moving beyond mere anti-racist acts, the author advocates for a profound process of becoming antiracist, employing an integral, liberatory lens