EMBRACE TOOLKIT
Resources for parents, educators, and children to expand your awareness and understanding of race relations and minority experiences.
PARENTS
VIDEOS
FILMS
PODCASTS
ARTICLES
What is White Privilege, Really?
Growing Up Black in America
Who Gets to Be Afraid in America
Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person
White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
Racism Defined
Understanding the Racial Wealth Gap
Black Unemployment Rates
The End of the Postracial Myth
BOOKS
PErsonal reflection
Take the Anti-Bias Self-Assessment
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Review the Becoming Anti-Racist Spectrum. Where are you on this journey?
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Ask Yourself:
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What does that term “microaggressions” mean to you? Reflecting on your experiences with BIPOC, reflect about a time that you may have asserted a micro-aggressive statement. What can you do, going forward, to minimize these statements? What specifically are you challenging yourself to be aware of?
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Have you ever experienced discrimination? How has the experience impacted your life and your thoughts on racial equity?
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Do you have BIPOC in your close circle of friends? Why or why not? How does that make you feel?
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What do you think your role is in addressing systemic racism? List 5 specific things you can do this year to address inequalities that you see around you.
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Think about your dolls/toys and those of your children. Did they represent diversity? Why or why not?