I read the book and thought there was a lot of good stuff in it at the time - but I also thought Ijeoma Oluo's "So You Want to Talk About Race?" and Ibram X Kendi's "How to Be An Anti-Racist" were both much better. And, you know, written by black people. I'd recommend Kendi's work the most out of all of these. The historical perspective he offers is really great. Though Oluo's book is really good in that it's written in a readable question and answer format. The great thing too, is that Oluo and Kendi disagree on some important things like whether anti-white racism is a thing - Oluo says "no"; Kendi says "yes." Reading one of these books, especially White Fragility and feeling like you now know it all is pretty typical of the American mindset I'd say, though.