Via Rowan Beckett Grigsby. “BUT WHAT CAN I DO TO SUPPORT YOU?” A short list of things my Black friends have asked their white friends to do well before now and repeatedly By me, a Nice White Lady who you might actually listen to 1) Stop asking what you should do. Holy shit, it’s 2020, … Read More
Via 2020 Creators for Change. Sources + Suggested Sites | Evelyn From The Internets x Creators For Change 2020 U.S. Department Of Education Civil Rights Data Collection https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/data.html (For context, data from 2015-2016 school year was available in April 2018, so the data is always running several years behind. The public doesn’t have access to … Read More
Via White Accomplice. Opportunities for White People in The Fight for Racial Justice Moving from Actor –> Ally –> Accomplice The ideas captured on this website, very much a work in progress, have been developed to support White people to act for racial justice. It draws from ideas and resources developed mostly by Black, Brown … Read More
Via All Hands. Anti-Racist Resources – All Hands We stand in solidarity with the fight against police brutality and for Black lives and racial justice, and we urge you to join us in doing so. Questions on how to get more involved or engage your own workplace, team, and community in this critical work? Contact us. … Read More
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Via Race Forward. Racial Justice Trainings Race Forward’s Building Racial Equity series is a collection of interactive trainings for those who wish to sharpen their skills and strategies to address structural racism and advance racial equity. Unlike “diversity trainings” which primarily focus on interpersonal relations and understanding, the Building Racial Equity trainings emphasize how to challenge and change institutional racial … Read More
