Racial Gaslighting

Racial Gaslighting Webinar Series

Announcing the Racial Gaslighting Webinar Series

Have you ever spoken up about racism with train-wreck results? Have you spent countless hours unpacking what happened, even questioning your own perceptions?

Whether you’re on Wall Street or MLK Jr. Boulevard, our Racial Gaslighting Webinar Series will help you protect your joy in a racist world.

Join Professor Angelique M. Davis and Dr. Rose Ernst to learn more about racial gaslighting and how to recognize and respond to it. Their article, “Racial Gaslighting,” won the 2019 Best Article Award for the Politics, Groups & Identities journal of the Western Political Science Association and has received extensive media coverage, including the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Mashable, Medical News Today, and BBC. Defined as “the political, social, economic and cultural process that perpetuates and normalizes a white supremacist reality through pathologizing those who resist,” identifying racial gaslighting makes invisible racism visible.

How to Recognize Racial Gaslighting
How to Respond to Racial Gaslighting
How to Stop Racial Gaslighting

The Racial Gaslighting Webinar Series guides users through three interrelated facets of information and empowerment. Attendees will first learn to recognize Racial Gaslighting and then how to respond. Finally, attendees are empowered to be the change and take steps to stop Racial Gaslighting in all its forms and iterations.

Davis and Ernst conduct in-depth Racial Gaslighting webinars and training for organizations, including universities, corporations, and non-profits. Those who have benefited from these webinars include a range from large corporations such as Microsoft and Russell Investments to grassroots community groups.  Periodic introductory webinars are open to the public. To learn more or inquire about hosting a workshop for your organization, email  Angelique at angelique@angeliquemdavis.com.

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