Workbook for How to Be an Antiracist

Dan Young's workbook guides readers through the major ideas in Ibram X. Kendi's How to Be an Antiracist, providing structured exercises and reflection prompts designed to help listeners and readers apply the book's arguments to their own thinking and daily lives. Each section draws on Kendi's original text to offer a hands-on engagement with concepts including the distinction between anti-racist and non-racist, the role of policy versus individual attitude, and the requirement of self-reflection in antiracist work.

Ibram X. Kendi provides the narration, which gives the workbook direct connection to the original author's intent and voice. The format works best as a companion to the primary text rather than a stand-alone listen, and Kendi's authority and clarity make even the most demanding self-examination prompts feel purposeful. At just over ten and a half hours, this is a structured guide for readers who want to move from understanding to practice.