White Allies: Bending the Scales of Justice - Paperback

by Beatrice Stewart (Author)

Code Version: Looking for ways to repair our divisive culture? Tap into the catalysts that inspired equality-based changes led by prominent historical figures.

Do you wish you could do something about societal racism? Are you struggling to cast aside baked-in family prejudices? Do you find yourself at a crossroads in life and need direction? Author, police officer, and teacher Beatrice Stewart has dedicated years to researching and studying racial problems and their possible solutions. Now she's here to share a viable path for moving beyond fear to help our nation heal.

White Allies: Bending the Scales of Justice is a careful and considered exploration of the illuminative ways lightbearers and bridgebuilders have enhanced humanity. From John Newton's (1725 - 1807) own experience with slavery, through Abraham Lincoln's (1809 - 1865) controversial leadership role, to Jean Arden Eversmeyer's (1931 - 1985) social activism, Stewart highlights those who recognized injustice and inequality and stood up for change. Using these pioneers as a starting point for inner reflection and action, Stewart demonstrates how to un-doctrine yourself with honesty and integrity.

• Eighteen supporters and defenders who acted in the cause of justice, including Ben Franklin, Eleanor Roosevelt, and John Brown
• How self-reflective questioning can overcome upbringings and hidden cultural mores to help you become a better global citizen
• That compassion, brotherhood, and goodwill need to be intentionally pursued for people of color and why you will feel compelled to fight
• Insights into why racism exists and how to answer the call for civil rights
• The steps to becoming your brother's keeper, building a more perfect union, and much, much more!

White Allies: Bending the Scales of Justice is a must-have study on working toward a world of parity and inclusiveness. If you like real-life examples, helpful personal narratives, and learning from history, then you'll love Beatrice Stewart's hopeful solution.