Several years ago, our congregation engaged in some work to learn more about racism in our country – books we read, videos we watched, and displaying a Black Lives Matter banner on our building. Today, especially after what has occurred in the last several weeks, we recognize that we now need to engage in anti-racism work. To that end, we have created opportunities for us to engage in this work.
The Social Justice Coordinating Team (SJCT) recommends the following resources for you to engage in your own anti-racism work:
The Social Justice Coordinating Team (SJCT) recommends the following resources for you to engage in your own anti-racism work:
- A List of a Variety of Resources (print, video, podcasts, etc.)
- A Reading list for Various Ages
- How to Respond to Microaggressions
- About the 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge
- UUA Examining Whiteness: An Anti-Racist Curriculum
- An Interview with Robin DiAngelo,
author of White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism
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