White fragility, white supremacy and white normativity make theological dialogue on race difficult

South Africa is historically a nation of binaries. The most significant been the binary black and white. In this case, refers to all people African Asian descent or origin. Historical racism examined in light white fragility, supremacy normativity as ideologies that make it difficult for live together one united democratic upholding culture human rights. objective article propose dialogues on that, although triggering range defensive actions, feelings behaviours such anger, fear silence should generate hope. Literature study widely used both definitions methods research findings regarding suppress opportunities dialogue. order address these anomalies, theological dialogue race problem invited follow five steps. These are looking back move forward come closer, moving from reaction interaction, exclusion participation, isolation integration and, finally, promoting fact self-giving openness ideal approach. Racism sin against God humanity. Despite apparent persistence legacy racism, there Through dialogue, an understanding another person’s struggle, which brings some valuable perspectives. Contribution: key concepts supremacy, inform reader faced by social scientists theologians, but proposes solution comes through follows steps racism.