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Hardline ‘Everyday Feminism’ website accused of racism over ‘healing from toxic whiteness’ online workshop

Women launch course designed to 'hold white people accountable' for the 'systemic oppression' of minorities

jasper hamill

Published: 11:53, 25 Jan 2017
Updated: 11:53, 25 Jan 2017

HARDLINE feminists have launched an online course designed to "heal" women from "toxic whiteness".

The workshop costs $97 (£77) and is designed to provided an "anti-racist healing space for white people".

Actress Charlize Theron during the Women's March in Park City, UtahCredit: Getty Images

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