There are so many resources for taking action against racial injustice and anti-blackness floating around these days, I felt overwhelmed, so I started collecting and categorizing them for easier reference. I figured I might as well share with anyone else who is interested!
This is a living document and will continue to evolve. I'd appreciate your feedback on the presentation and organization as well as additions. I've tried to make sure all work is appropriately credited and linked but please submit any corrections in the form below! Many of the links are to google documents or google drives created by other organizations. I've tried to prioritize organizing the resources I already had rather than duplicating what was listed elsewhere for now but I may adapt the format as time goes on.
<aside> 💡 A few key things to note - this collection is pro-abolition (as well as inclusive of queer, trans, sex workers, and disability rights resources) so you will not see certain prominent reform campaigns featured here. I haven't read every single resource as this is also the document I am using to learn more and take action myself.
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The first section is focused on white people investigating our own whiteness and how to have conversations with other white people, followed by resources to help and for protesting. Next are some educational resources on anti-blackness and abolition. The last section focuses on sustaining the movement with organizations to support (most are NC based) and further reading.
Last updated: June 7, 2020
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