How Not to Appropriate: A Guide for White People
Though the lens of history and personal experience this article offers suggestions about how not to insensitively appropriate other cultures.
Reverend William Barber at McCarty Memorial Christian Church in Los Angeles (Audio)
Reverend William Barber, one of the most important voices of the modern civil rights movement, gives an unforgettable and challenging sermon on history, ethics, and responsibility.
The First White President
Prominent Black author Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses the historical and cultural significance of our White supremacist President.
How a shifting definition of ‘white’ helped shape U.S. immigration policy
An article about how the concept of Whiteness was used to establish a racial hierarchy in America and dictate access to opportunity.
White Like Me – White Allies
A preview of a documentary featuring Tim Wise about the historic significance of White allies in working for social justice.
Racism isn’t a bug; it’s a feature
An article about how White people learn that all racism is overt, masking their own biases.
When Heritage Equals Hate: The Truth About the Confederacy in the United States
In this video, Jeffery Robinson, the ACLU’s lead expert on racial justice breaks down the history of white supremacy and ties that to the construction and significance of Confederate monuments.
Michael Eric Dyson Wants White People to Step Up and Actually Do Something About Racism
Michael Erik Dyson’s new book is a fiery call to action for white people concerned with social justice.
I Don’t Know What to Do With Good White People
An essay on the difference between good intention and conscious action.
Black History Month for White People
An honest and friendly attempt to educate White people about the reality of racial inequality.