Step Zero, pt II: The Road Less Traveled
Ultimately, this Step helps us to create the container where we will learn to love, and be loved, more deeply.
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RECOVERY OUTLOUD
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This blog offers a space for Whiteness Anonymous members to tell their stories of recovery from the disease of whiteness, racism, racial codependency, and addiction to white racial advantage.
While we use outside anti-racist and recovery literature, we also use this blog as way to create our own library of "living literature" that will grow and evolve as we do. It is a representation of our Group Conscience and we welcome your feedback and engagement, as well as guest posts. We invite you to contact us if you are interested in finding out more about the Program or our fellowship, whether it's for you or someone else.
Feel free to check out more about our 12-Step Recovery Program or read our Frequently Asked Questions and if it resonates, we invite you to join us for a meeting!
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