Não basta não ser racista

Understanding the motivation behind the concept can deepen how readers approach the topic. I'm curious whether personal experiences or broader social observations led to this focus.

The book made me reflect on my own responses, which was both enlightening and a little unnerving. I'd love to hear if others experienced similar feelings.

Some stories felt very relatable, while others might be harder to connect with depending on background. Did anyone find certain examples more impactful than others?