Kelly Croce Sorg

Growing up, Kelly’s dad pushes the boundaries of the impossible for a white kid from North Philly, moving from the training room to the boardroom of an NBA team while her mom plays the part of happy homemaker. Kelly grows up the picture of privilege — private school, university, a job in PR, eventually mom-life’ing hard, attending yoga retreats around the world, living a 1%er white suburban life and thinking she’s “woke.” Is this living the quintessential white American life? Drinking too many gin and tonics, having shallow conversations, and designing furniture for ungrateful rich white people? Shockingly, she isn’t fulfilled… and asking herself, why are we white women so shame-driven, self-destructive, disconnected, and unhappy? Aurora Archer and Kelly Croce Sorg are besties and business partners who, despite their radically different upbringings and versions of the “American Dream,” found sisterhood by having uncomfortable conversations and moving toward paths of greater understanding, humanity, connection, and love.

Reading in bed at 8pm and opening white women’s eyes to their own inherent racism through uncomfortable conversations to ultimately upgrade our humanity.

Tap dancing