Anti-Racism Resources
Books, videos, training, podcasts, and more.

Conversations are happening, many white people are waking up, maybe for the first time, to the daily, lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.  Two points that we have heard made continuously over this week from Black activists is 1) the need for white people to do their own work (have conversations, read books, and educate ourselves) and 2) don't let this become a hashtag moment, but rather step up and do the continual work of dismantling white supremacy in ourselves and in the systems around us.  We know this can be stressful and filled with anxiety, and sometimes the fear that we are getting it wrong keeps white people from even trying. But you're here,  you're looking, so keep going. Keep learning. Keep listening. Keep doing.

We hope these resources are useful for both education, prompting conversations, and acting. 

Anti-Racism Education
 

Training, Workshops, & Homework

Videos , Movies, & Web Series

Articles

Podcasts

Books

History of Racism in America

Racism, Education, and the School-to-Prison Pipeline

Deconstructing Racism and White Supremacy

Autobiographies

Conversations with Kids
 

Support Black-Owned Businesses

 

Fiction by Black Authors 

 
For Kids

For Middle Grade 

For Teens and Young Adults

For Adults

Spiritual Resources
 

Leaders to Read/Follow/Listen To

Books on Racism, White Supremacy, & Religion from Black, Indigenous, and Writers of Color

Follow On Social Media (listen, share, amplify)

 
Black Lives Matter Milwaukie
Rev. Lenny Duncan
The Conscious Kid
Dr. Drew Hart
Well-Read Black Girl
Black Coffee With White Friends
Rachel Cargle
Brandi Miller
Andre Henry
Cole Arthur Riley
Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis

Ways to Act
 
Petitions
Donate