Feeling stuck or unsure what comes next on your anti-racist journey? stories from 20+ multiracial coresearchers trace an emerging 5-step path to uproot whiteness as a harmful social construct, reckon with its harms, begin to heal, and plant new worlds.

Whiteness is like an invasive weed. Planted less than 600 years ago by European slave traders, it has since spread across the globe. It grows inside many of us and in our relationships and communities. It distorts how we see ourselves and each other, harming us—whether we are white or people of color.

When we say “whiteness,” we don’t mean white people. We mean a social construct designed to uphold power by dividing us and justifying violence. The roots of whiteness are bound up with racism, colonialism, capitalism, and patriarchy—but it’s not inevitable. It can be uprooted.

Reimagining Worlds Without Whiteness is a podcast about how we move from worlds where whiteness is deeply rooted to glimmers of more liberatory worlds without it. Born from a two-year qualitative study with 26 multiracial co-researchers (ages 21 to 70+, across the U.S. and Europe), this series weaves personal stories, cultural analysis, and collective dreaming into an emerging five-step path to uproot whiteness as a harmful social construct, reckon with its harms, begin to heal, and plant new worlds.

Episodes feature powerful stories, collective insight, and radically honest emotion that may arise in this work—grief, rage, shame, hope, and possibility. Some center intimate interviews; others weave together voices around shared themes. If you’ve felt the weight of whiteness or are wondering what’s next in your anti-racist journey, this podcast offers space to reckon, reflect, and reimagine. Because new worlds aren’t only possible—they’re already taking root.