Rebecca Slue, known as The White Woman Whisperer, reintroduces herself and recaps her journey as an antiracist content creator over the last 5 years. She discusses her personal journey of waking up to white apathy in Corporate America, how she realized her "WWW" ability, and how trying to create constructive cultural conversations on TikTok led to her being demonetized. Support and join the conversation on her Patreon.

In this conversation, Rebecca Slue, known as the White Woman Whisperer, addresses white women's responses to racial violence and injustice, particularly in the context of recent events. She reflects on the emotional disconnect and ignorance that often characterizes white women's reactions to these issues, urging them to engage in self-reflection and listen to Black voices. The discussion emphasizes the importance of acknowledging systemic racism, understanding the emotional weight of these events, and taking actionable steps towards allyship and support for marginalized communities.

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When cultural events illuminate the gap in humane treatment between the rich and the rest, be very careful with your position both mentally and vocally.

This week, there has been a lot of news about Ocean Gate, a lost submersible with containing 5 Billionaires at the bottom of the ocean. There are many things to say, but only some are helpful.

In watching some of the discourse on TikTok, I am concerned about the energy being spent on moral outrage. There are ways to discuss current events that can move us forward together, but we have to be aware of these impact-less conversations that only serve to exhaust us.

WWWWWD? Ask questions! ;)