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A revolutionary approach to a 500 year old problem using a proven 80 year old psycho-dynamic model.
Introducing the only 12 step model approach to white supremacy whereby white people can learn from the Black perspective; life experience, history, beliefs, values, goals and dreams by comparing them to their own. This interactive workbook can be used in group settings, 12 step style meetings, or on its own. It is an excellent companion for anyone serious about self examination and the eradication of consciousness that lies at the heart of our social ills.
“I came to believe that the only effective way to address our society’s long term issue of white supremacy was through a 12 Step lens. Each of us must take responsibility for this issue, one day at a time, one step at a time.”
— Rev. David Alexander, Project Visionary
Who is this for?
Every one. We have all been infected and affected by the lie called whiteness. It has been a deeply engrained idea built into our nation’s collective consciousness.
Our hope is that as people discover this body of work, they will see the transformative impact that this approach can have. Whether we know it or not, the standards of whiteness have affected the way we see, judge, measure and evaluate the world, and its not working.
Whatever drew you to this site - we hope that you take the time to consider how the lie of whiteness has affected you. Further, we have come to believe that this body of work can be of immense value to your journey of liberation. We understand that none of us are free, until all of us are free. Together, one step and one day at a time, we can change the world.
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Seeking Transformation; “Love and Light” need not apply.
Let’s be honest - there is no verdict that will make everything ok. There is a verdict that will open us to the next chapter of healing, and reform. A long journey of recovery that begins with radical truth telling. And there is a verdict that will reinforce supremacy, deny our humanity and push the pain deeper.
When the Lie is Written Law.
Critics of racial equity work will often point out that slavery was not unique to Africans, that the Irish were enslaved for example. And on this point they are correct. However, something happened in Colonial America that set us on the course we find ourselves today of radicalized class tension. That something is at the heart of how the lie called whiteness not only came into being, but how it became codified into law.
