“A hilarious how-to guide as well as a memoir about her own experience as a Black woman insistent upon a truly inclusive work environment.” — Elle
“Hutchinson’s book, in one sense, is about power—and a reminder that employees have the ability to make change happen, too.” — Forbes
“This book will let everyone, from top to bottom, understand how power works, what kinds of power they have, and, most importantly, how each and every one of us should use our power to dismantle racism, too.”– Ellen Pao, cofounder of Project Include and author of Reset
“This book gives us the vocabulary and concepts we need to identify and understand different types of power, and thus to use it effectively for antiracist change.” — Tracy Chou, founder and CEO of Block Party, cofounder of Project Include
“While doing equity work there are so many people who are well-intentioned but don’t have a theory or vision for how to do this work. Y-Vonne does. We need leaders like her spreading the good word.”– Karla Monterroso, Founder and Managing Partner of Brava Leaders, former CEO of Code2040
“This book will empower everyone, no matter their formal role, to address racism head on with courage and rigor. It is urgent and vital to every organization looking to become more equitable, just, and anti-racist.”– Michelle Kim, CEO of Awaken
“Y-Vonne Hutchinson’s work is essential for anyone who wants to start or advance a conversation about racial equity at work. I wish I’d had this book earlier in my career!” – Alison Green, advice columnist and author of Ask a Manager
“Reading this book is like talking to a wise friend. An inspiring read for any leader or team member committed to engaging in a real conversation about racism in the workplace and how to work actively towards equity. I loved it.”– Sadie Lincoln, co-founder and CEO of Barre3
“Many people finally recognize the importance of talking about race at work, but few know where to start. Having dedicated much of her career to building more diverse and inclusive workplaces, Y-Vonne Hutchinson has the practical tips we need to start these conversations—and keep them going.”— Adam Grant, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Think Again and host of the TED podcast WorkLife
