STFU Is Free. Racism Is Expensive.™️ The Journal Every Antiracist Needs!

This notebook cover pulls no punches and gets straight to the point.

Inspired by Sandy's "straight, no-chaser" approach to antiracism, this notebook helps you take notes on important lessons learned and observations made when going through your antiracism journey. If you follow her, you already know she encourages folks to maintain a journal, tracking eye-opening lessons and bearing witness to firsthand observations of microaggressions that should shake us out of complacency.

This includes noting our own prejudices and biases, which we all have on a conscious and unconscious level.

Antiracism is about developing awareness AND taking direct, decisive action on what you learn.

Once we realize that prejudice and bigotry manifest daily, and in the most ordinary interactions, human decency obligates us to SPEAK UP and DO something about it, EVERY SINGLE DAY.

What is your daily antiracism plan?

How will you disrupt racism and prejudice?

How will you actively push past discomfort and put your privileges to work for the benefit of others?

Whether you're new to this vital work, or whether you're brainstorming ideas for decisive actions and mutual aid opportunities in your communities, this notebook will inspire and motivate your inner disruptor.

Our journal features 80 lined, cream-colored pages, a built-in elastic closure, and a matching ribbon page marker. Plus, the expandable inner pocket is perfect for storing loose notes and business cards.

This way you’ll never lose track of important information you need to SHUT THE BS DOWN right in its tracks!

ORDER YOURS TODAY AND START SOME "GOOD TROUBLE!"

• Cover material: UltraHyde hardcover paper
• Size: 5.5" × 8.5" (13.97 cm × 21.59 cm)
• Weight: 10.9 oz (309 g)
• 80 pages of lined, cream-colored paper
• Matching elastic closure and ribbon marker
• Expandable inner pocket

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!