"Just tell me what to do."

That's what many white people ask in antiracism work. But there's no script for solidarity. Casey Tonnelly shares their unflinchingly honest account of what it means to reckon with whiteness, let go of defensiveness, and commit to community-based change. Instead, Striving for Antiracism: My Imperfect Journey offers something better: a window into one person's real, messy, ongoing path of learning, unlearning, and listening.

Written with honesty, humor, and humility, this book is perfect for:

✅ Workplace Employee Resource Groups

✅ Book clubs

✅ Facilitators & Trainers

✅ Teamwide DEI learning

✅ Personal accountability

It's not a manual-but it is a mirror.