• If you have been anxious about or afraid of the concept of "reparations", then this book is for you. After inviting us to see how American Christians both promoted and pushed back against white supremacy (the latter as early as 1663!), the authors use Zacchaeus the tax collector and the Good Samaritan to show how repentance and restoration are part of our DNA. The theft of truth, power and wealth can be met by solutions that are comprehensive, local, and spiritual. Our project supporting reinvestment in Harvey is an example of reparations.

• An insightful book from the POV of a variety of White people about their journey to antiracist work and why this benefits all of us in our multi-cultural society. This is an eye-opening book for anyone who wants to understand what it means to be White together with the reality of what is involved in becoming a White antiracist and social justice advocate; is interested in the paths taken by those who have gone before; and wants to engage reflectively and critically in this difficult and important work.

• This book narrates the history of the social construction of whiteness, revealing that it is not a biological reality.

• This is the most brilliant documentary shining light on the international prevalence of white supremacy and what it has done to the world.

• Written in the period of Jim Crow, this timeless book challenges us to water and protect our inner lives. We do this not only so that we can resist those who would diminish us, but also so we can - like Jesus - actively seek out their humanity, unleashing their own capacity for change. Thurman was speaking of racism, but that inner freedom also empowers us to counter other inhumane facets of modern society.