How We Ended Racism by Justin Michael Williams & Shelly Tygielski

Two transformational authors share a compelling vision about the possibility of ending racism in a single generation--offering scientifically backed practices to enact lasting change in ourselves, our families, our communities, and beyond. Includes proven methods for overcoming doubt, communicating across divides, shadow work, forgiveness, and more.

Justin Michael Williams brings people together across divides with a multigenerational message of hope, empowerment, and unity. He is an award-winning speaker, GRAMMY nominated recording artist, and author of Stay Woke: A Meditation Guide for the Rest of Us.

Shelly Tygielski is a trauma-informed mindfulness teacher, speaker, and activist. She founded the CNN Heroes-featured global grassroots organization Pandemic of Love, is the cohost and executive producer of the television series All Hands on Deck, and is the author of Sit Down to Rise Up.

"This book is an invitation—an invitation to step into a space of hope, healing, and action. To step into a future where our children and grandchildren can look back with pride, knowing that we came together, united in our diversity, to create a world where love, respect, and understanding are the pillars of society," states Justin Michael Williams.