Here is the resource list to accompany 11 Action Items for Antiracist Activism.
- My 3 favorite (adult) books discussing race and racism
- A truly brilliant and hysterical cartoon about White Privilege (to get your friends and family talking)
- Anti-Racist Parent, the website for parents committed to raising children with an anti-racist outlook; new columns and commentary several times a week, written by parents
- Race: The Power of an Illusion, the 3-part PBS documentary and the accompanying online resources
- The concept of transracialization as written about by John Raible
- University of New Hampshire’s list of behaviors and attitudes for Adversaries and Allies
- The workbook from the Challenging White Supremacy Workshop. (This is a long pdf file; if you have the time to wade through it all, there are a lot of great ideas and information.)
- Teaching Tolerance curriculum and resources from the Southern Poverty Law Center. (Tolerance is not my favorite word, nor my goal for our community and world. Although they take a light-handed approach in discussing prejudice and bigotry, they have widely acclaimed free diversity resources for schools and homeschooling families.)
- A glossary of current terminology in the United States, a tool for talking more comfortably about race and ethnicity
- A children’s booklist and tools for parents to talk to children about skin color, race, ethnicity, and ancestry
- Resources for building a multiracial and multi-cultural home environment
- Free e-book entitled ‘How to Be an Anti-Racist Parent’
- The Early Childhood Initiative of the World of Difference Institute: tools and training opportunities for parents and teachers
- And lastly, an article by the indomitable Tim Wise (read anything of his you can get your hands on)
Wow — thank you for the link to my cartoon. I’m really flattered to be included on a list like this one.
Terrific list – so many great resources here!