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Transform Your Understanding of Racism
and Help Build a More Equitable World
The "Doing the Work" workbook guides people new to the concepts of injustice on a journey of anti-racism self-discovery.
Honoring a Legacy of Social Justice:
Aleeza, the author of "Doing the Work," comes from a diverse family background, with a mix of achievement and oppression in their family’s history.
Their lineage includes both those who benefited from white supremacy and those who suffered under it.
Aleeza's commitment to social justice stems from understanding the complexities of their own family's experience in America's history. Learn to navigate difficult conversations, manage your reactions, and contribute to lasting change, regardless of your starting point.
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The Value of "Doing the Work"
Honoring a Legacy of Social Justice:
Aleeza, the author of "Doing the Work," comes from a diverse family background, with a mix of achievement and oppression in their family’s history. Their lineage includes both those who benefited from white supremacy and those who suffered under it. Aleeza's commitment to social justice stems from understanding the complexities of their own family's experience in America's history.
Copyright ©Enter Greater with Aleeza Creates 2024
The Value of "Doing the Work"
Honoring a Legacy of Social Justice:
Aleeza, the author of "Doing the Work," comes from a diverse family background, with a mix of achievement and oppression in their family’s history. Their lineage includes both those who benefited from white supremacy and those who suffered under it. Aleeza's commitment to social justice stems from understanding the complexities of their own family's experience in America's history.
Copyright ©Enter Greater with Aleeza Creates 2024
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Sliding Scale: Making Learning Accessible for Everyone
We believe that knowledge should never be gated by financial barriers. Learning about these critical issues should be available to all, regardless of circumstances.
If cost is a concern, we encourage you to choose the "pay what you can" option for this bundle, which includes both the book and course.
The suggested minimum payment is $25, but we understand that may not be feasible for everyone.
Our priority is education, empowerment, and accessibility—please pay what feels right for you,
and know that every contribution helps support broader access to these materials.
