November 13, 2025

Becoming Trustworthy White Allies

by Melanie S. Morrison ’71
Duke University Press, 2025

Becoming Trustworthy White Allies by Melanie S. Morrison '71 This collection of essays, lectures, and real-life stories, outlines actions white people can take to become partners in the work of racial justice, moving out of social segregation, nurturing truth-telling relationships of support and accountability, challenging practices and policies that protect white privilege, and staying on the antiracist journey.

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Sarah Becan ’98 is a comics artist, author, illustrator and designer, and the creator of I Think You’re Sauceome, a food-centric autobiographical webcomic. Her work has appeared in Saveur Magazine, Chicago Magazine, The Chicago Reader, and Tasting Table. She was awarded a Xeric Award and a Stumptown Trophy for her first graphic novel, The Complete Ouija Interviews, and her work has twice been nominated for the Ignatz Award. Her second graphic novel, Shuteye, was released in early 2012.

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Also In This Issue

Call for alumni award nominations

Sarah Becan is Sauceome

On the importance of social networks in finding opportunities

The Solo Consultant

On The Cover

Contact Us

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