11/17/2025
“White women are a menace” isn’t an insult — it’s a truth about how white supremacy shows up in behavior, entitlement, and emotional reactions… even in spaces that claim to be spiritual, inclusive, and ‘safe.’
The harm doesn’t always look loud or intentional.
Sometimes it looks like:
• Centering themselves in conversations not about them
• Needing comfort when accountability is requested
• Turning critique into personal attack
• Passive-aggressive “concerns” framed as kindness
• Taking leadership in spaces built for Black healing
• Tears used as a shield
• ‘I didn’t mean it’ used as a weapon
• Spiritual bypassing instead of responsibility
• “But I do yoga” as proof they aren’t part of the problem
And here’s the part that matters most:
White supremacy doesn’t disappear because someone practices yoga.
It shows up through the body unless it is consciously unlearned.
That is why we created the Unlearning White Supremacy Workshop.
Because this isn’t about calling people racist.
It’s about naming the cultural patterns that shape reactions, choices, and power dynamics.
It’s about understanding why harm happens even when intentions are “good.”
It’s about learning how to sit in a space without demanding to be centered.
It’s about practicing accountability without collapsing.
It’s about showing up differently — for real.
Yoga without self-inquiry is just stretching.
Wellness without accountability is just performance.
And “good intentions” without unlearning still cause harm.
If you are someone who says:
“I want to do better.”
“I want to understand my conditioning.”
“I don’t want to be harmful in Black spaces.”
“I want to learn how to hold myself accountable without shutting down.”
Then this is your work.
Not shame work.
Not guilt work.
Liberation work.
👇 Join the Unlearning White Supremacy Workshop
📅 Saturday, November 22nd
🔗 Registration link in the comments
