I'm so glad I read this book, and I have much to think about and process. McKenzie challenges readers to not just acknowledge their privilege (whether based in race, gender, sexuality, ability, McKenzie deftly calls attention to many systems of inequality) but to push back against it. She calls for an understanding of allyship not as an identity but as ongoing action. This is a collection I plan to reread, to continue to learn from and digest how to work fighting racism and all forms of inequality, rather than furthering their strength in our world. This book was published going on five years ago and sadly the topics are not remotely dated. Highly highly recommend.