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Literature has the power to illuminate the human experience. 
Fostering empathy and understanding.

In a world often divided, it serves as a bridge, guiding us toward a more compassionate and enlightened society.

Need To Read

  • 1619 (Full set of articles by NY Times)

  • How To Be An Antiracist (Kendi)

  • White Fragility (DeAngelo)

  • Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria (Tatum)

  • Me And White Supremacy (Saad)

  • Courageous Conversations About Race (Singleton)

  • Between The World And Me (Coates)

  • Blind Spot (Banaji and Greenwald)

  • Ghosts In The School Yard (Ewing)

Must Listen

  • 1619

  • Codeswitch

  • Pod Save the People

Binge Watch

  • When They See Us (Netflix)

  • 13th (Netflix)

Please Follow

  • Color of Change

  • The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

  • Equal Justice Initiative

Anti-racist literature recommendations, including 'Stamped from the Beginning,' 'White Fragility,' and 'So You Want to Talk About Race,' all offering insights on combating racism.
Additional anti-racist literature recommendations include The New Jim Crow, The Condemnation of Blackness, and How to Be an Antiracist, each exploring systemic racism and how to dismantle it.
Anti-Racist Literature Recommendations: The Warmth of Other Suns, works by James Baldwin, Killing Rage, and more titles that delve into the history and fight against racial injustice.
Book covers for Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin, Real Life, Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements, No Tea, No Shade, and Since I Laid My Burden Down, showcasing essential anti-racist literature in Black LGBTQ feminism.
Book covers for Black Feminist Thought, In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens, and How We Get Free, highlighting key works on Black LGBTQ feminism and anti-racism.
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