The burden of people of colour in the West is beyond heavy. The ubiquitous white gaze and everything it entails renders many supposedly simple tasks extremely difficult. One wouldn’t care about the white gaze if it didn’t have direct repercussions on one’s life, but it does. The trauma the white gaze induces takes time to heal that is if it ever does. Ultimately, the white gaze becomes a major part of the way people of colour perceive themselves. "I had constructed me, myself and I through the white gaze," writes Fatima Rajina. I Refuse to Condemn, a collection of essays edited by Asim Qureshi, does the exact opposite of perceiving oneself through the white gaze. It in
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