7 Ways We Know Systemic Racism Is Real, from Ben & Jerry’s
9 TED Talks To Help You Understand Race in America
30 Articles by POC Everyone Should Read, from the Huffington Post
A Brief History of White Privilege, Racism, and Oppression in America, 5 minute film gives overview of how our government created institutional racism (an excerpt from Legalize Democracy)
The Electoral College Has Its Origins in Slavery, by David Love at the Atlantic Black Star
Five-Minute Film Festival: Talking About Race and Stereotypes, from Edutopia
A Forgotten History of How the U.S. Government Segregated America, an interview with Richard Rothstein on Fresh Air at NPR
Free PDF Books on Race, Gender, Sexuality, Class and Color, from Flannery O’Gonnor
Hate Map from the Southern Poverty Law Center
How Microaggressions Are Like Mosquito Bites, a short video from Fusion Comedy
The Myth of Race, Debunked in 3 Minutes, video and article by Jenée Desmond-Harris and Estelle Caswell at Vox
New Voting Restrictions in Place for First Time in 2016, from the Brennan Center for Justice
Race and…: A series of videos from Race Forward exploring the ways race compounds and intersects with all the other issues faced by people of color.
Race: Are We So Different? is a very accessible 5 minute video on how “race” was created, from the American Anthropological Association.
A resource list from Coming To the Table – books, films, etc.
Should I Use The Adjective “Diverse”? by Alex Kapitan at RadicalCopyEditor.com
Talking About Race, a series on Bill Moyers’ website
Unequal: How People of Color Were Kept From Owning A Home, a video from The Root
What Is Systemic Racism? Nine short films on subjects like the wealth gap, education housing, incarceration… with Rinku Sen from Race Forward
When I See Them, I See Us – Lauryn Hill, Danny Glover, DAM, Omar Barghouti, Alice Walker, Angela Davis, Yousef Erekat, Annemarke Jacir, Boots Riley, Dr. Cornell West, & more. From Black-Palestinian Solidarity
Why “People of Color” May Not Be the Best Choice of Words, by Cameron G. at Everyday Feminism
Women of Color in Women’s History, a series from Daily Kos:
– Part 1: Native Americans
– Part 2: Latinas
– Part 3: African Americans
– Part 4: Asian and Asian-Pacific Americans