Singh calls white supremacy "white body supremacy," a term used by therapist Resmaa Menakem, as a way to emphasize how racism has a visceral, physical impact elevating white bodies, and bringing trauma to non-white ones. "I think we have to ask ourselves that question.How does anti-Black racism live within us?" "Everyone who lives in the United States kind of learns some form of anti-Black racism," Singh says.
She's also written a workbook on these issues called The Racial Healing Handbook. Singh, who just joined Tulane University as its first Associate Provost for Diversity and Faculty Development. This was one of the most important takeaways from my conversation with Anneliese A.
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