Where Da White Women At? is a full-color satirical picture book about modern outrage culture, performative activism, and what happens when responsibility is outsourced to slogans.

Through exaggerated, Mad Magazine–style illustrations, readers follow one highly confident, highly informed woman as she navigates her daily routine—skipping chores, blocking traffic, livestreaming protests, trusting politicians, and assuming everything will work out because she’s been told it will.

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This book isn’t about politics.  It’s about behavior.

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With dense visual jokes, absurd scenarios, and moments that deliberately stop being funny, Where Da White Women At?explores how outrage is marketed, how participation is incentivized, and how easily good intentions can be redirected by people who never share the risk.

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Bright, over-the-top caricatures give way to quieter, more uncomfortable scenes that ask a simple question:
Who benefits when you show up—and who pays when things go wrong?

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This is satire for adults who still believe in critical thinking, personal responsibility, and the idea that being passionate doesn’t excuse being careless.

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⚠️ This book is a work of parody and social commentary intended for mature audiences.
If you don’t enjoy satire, exaggeration, or uncomfortable reflection, this book is not for you.