A live session unpacking the growing narrative that working from home is what's harming women's careers.
Select Your Investment All sales are final. No refunds or cancellations. By completing this purchase, you agree to these terms. View full terms and conditions.So why are some people blaming remote work instead of the systems that have always created inequity?
This conversation goes deeper than the headlines. It refuses the easy answer. And it centers the people that surface-level feminist discourse tends to leave out.
- Why working from home is not the root issue
- How workplace inequity existed long before remote work
- Why men and women can experience the same workplace differently
- How white feminism often confuses access with liberation
- Why returning to the office does not solve structural oppression
- What real change could actually look like
We may explore these topics, others, or hyper focus on specific components. This is a lively, responsive discussion.
Students of past cohorts of the White Feminism Ain't It course and those who have taken the White Feminism Ain't It Shine Classes are already invited.
If you have not taken those courses and would like to attend, send an email for access details.
7:00–8:30 PM EST
Choose the tier that reflects your capacity. If you have the means to pay at a higher level, doing so supports access for those who do not.
If you have the means to pay the higher investment tiers, I ask that you do so to support those who don't.
Come if you're ready.
Truth, nuance, and a sharper lens. No girlboss talking points. No corporate mythology.
"This conversation is for people who are ready for a deeper analysis beyond what mainstream feminism has been willing to say."
Shine Bright School · Monique Melton