20 subtle ways white supremacy manifests in nonprofit and philanthropy

8/18/2021

This blog post discusses the subtle ways in which white supremacy manifests within the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. The author highlights a range of behaviors, practices, and norms that perpetuate systemic racism within these organizations. They explore how white dominant culture values, such as individualism, perfectionism, and sense of urgency, often shape decision-making processes and hinder efforts towards racial equity. The post encourages readers to critically examine their own actions and biases, and offers suggestions for creating more inclusive and equitable spaces within the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors.

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