Jones-Rogers īook: People Before Highways, Dr. īook: Evicted, Matthew Desmond īook: The Color of Law, Richard Rothstein (and an NPR interview on the book)īook: The End of Policing, Alex S. Kendiīook: The New Jim Crow, Michelle Alexander, J.D. Anderson on the book)īook: Stamped from the Beginning, Dr.
Podcast episode: Mass Incarceration, Throughline (NPR) Readīook: One Person, No Vote, Dr.
Podcast episode: American Police, Throughline (NPR) Transformative power of restorative justice, The Ezra Klein Show Racism in the U.S.: Police Brutality, Urban Planning, Voting, Feminism, and More Listen Perspective you gain to make meaningful change. Being anti-racist means acting on the information and You to take your time exploring and reflecting on these difficult topics. This is by no means comprehensive, and we encourage Below we’veĬompiled some resources for our members who are looking to educate themselves in being anti-racist andīetter allies to their underrepresented colleagues. Underrepresented peers to live and work in. More welcoming, inclusive, and safe environments for our Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and other We can do things-large and small-both to help dismantle systemic oppression and to create The short answer is that we have to start somewhere: educate yourself, then take action. How can we, as individuals, change something so interwoven into the fabric of society? The task of tackling systemic racism, both inside and outside of academia, is a daunting
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