Titlebook: White People and Black Lives Matter; Ignorance, Empathy, Johanna C. Luttrell Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Empathy and Racial Justice: Redefining Impartiality in Response to Social Movements,om empathy too closely resembles the harmful ideal of colorblindness to be useful to the aims of racial justice. Instead, white people’s responses to social movements require the hard, rare, but possible work of interaction and empathy, in order to work for justice.

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Respecting Black Lives Matter as Political Action,. The chapter concludes by addressing Arendt’s own failure to see the Civil Rights movement as political action and theorizing Baldwin’s discussion of morality and community in service of white self-love.

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Getting My People, It then addresses?a common white objection to BLM: that we white people would be able to take BLM seriously if it were more like the Civil Rights Movement, meaning, if it were less divisive or impolite. Putting Martha Nussbaum and Audre Lorde in conversation, Luttrell distinguishes between hate and

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How White People Refuse to Understand Black Mourning,of unintelligibility often appears in the forms of: voyeurism (“l(fā)et me look longer”), appropriation (“I will explain it for you”), gas-lighting (pathologizing), tone-policing (“I cannot hear you when you say it like that”), and militarization (repression). What these forms have in common is that the

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Respecting Black Lives Matter as Political Action,Drawing from Keeanga-Yahmhatta Taylor’s and Patrisse Khan-Cullor’s accounts of BLM, Luttrell claims that, like Arendtian political action, BLM is unprecedented, revelatory, and a meaning, freedom, and knowledge-creating activity, and the white public should respect it as such. Because social movemen