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COMMUNITY RESOURCES

A COLLECTION OF RESOURCES FOR OUR GLOBAL COMMUNITY TO STAY
INFORMED & LEARN FROM ONE ANOTHER. 
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IF YOU HAVE ANY RESOURCES THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THIS PAGE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT: 
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"WE SEE YOU W.A.T."  | statement & petition
list of demands
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BlackLivesMatter.com
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS | https://www.knowyourrightscamp.com
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Trans Activism is Anti-Racism | @ALOKVMENON
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In response to JK Rowling’s recent bout of transmisogyny some are saying that she should have “read the room” & realized that this moment of global uprising is not the time. Actually — she did. This is her response: white backlash. Policing & fortifying gender/sex boundaries has always been a tactic of white supremacy.  Racist eugenicists in the West long believed that Black people, indigenous people & people of color were “less developed” than white people. They used evidence of queer & gender non-conforming expression to extrapolate that racialized people were “backwards,” needing “uplift.”  To differentiate themselves from BIPOC, they argued that only white people could achieve a binary distinction of sexes. Racialized people — especially Black people — were seen as inherently “hermaphroditic” & gender nonconforming, stuck in a primitive past.  The sex binary was seen as a civilizational achievement of white people, one that no other race could reach. This is why when Black & PoC trans people sought support in early medical clinics for gender transition they were turned away. Their gender dysphoria was seen as a marker of their “degeneracy” that couldn’t be “fixed.”  In this way, the category of woman has always been racialized. In order to maintain the guise that white people were more human than BIPOC, white men tasked white women with maintaining the boundaries of sex difference (having to look as different from them as possible to create the illusion of the binary). Genitals became conflated with sexed identity. The vagina was politicized as a link between the individual body and the white race. The purpose of sexuality became less about pleasure & more about population. Womanhood became defined by the vagina because it was white women’s job to reproduce white life.  With her remarks, Rowling is continuing a centuries long project of white supremacy. Her notions of sex/gender descend from patriarchal, racist eugenics. Ironically, she accuses us of masquerading as something we are not, but what she, & so many cis women like her, are actually doing is masquerading racism as feminism.  □ by @liberaljane

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"How Can We Win", Kimberly Jones
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Center for Anti-Racism Research | Instagram Account
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Yale's Free. Course on African American History
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Black Youth Matters
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https://www.moniquemelton.com
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dismantling racism works web workbook  |  dismantlingracism.org
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DISABILITY LANGUAGE STYLE GUIDE  |  National Center on Disability and Journalism
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WHITE SUPREMACY CULTURE TEXT  |  dismantlingracism.rog 
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RACIAL JUSTICE BOOKSHELF
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BLACK LIGHT ARTS COLLECTIVE | https://www.blacklightartscollective.com
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www.blackvisionsmn.org
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"THE WHITE SPACE" TEXT | Elijah Anderson
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Victor Vazquez' https://www.xcastingnyc.com
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Black Men Matter –
Examining Mental Health Issues Among Black Men
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​A Guide To Freedom
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COMMUNITY EDUCATOR  |  https://roslyncecilia.weebly.com
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African Communities fighting Civil Rights | https://africans.us
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IMPORTANT BOOKS

WHITE FRAGILITY | Why it's so Hard for White People to Talk About Racism, by Robin Diangelo

AN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES | FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

BEYOND THE GENDER BINARY, by Alok Vaid-Menon

WHITE RAGE | The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, by Carol Anderson

SO YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT RACE | by Ijeoma Oluo

WHY ARE ALL THE BLACK KIDS SITTING TOGETHER IN THE CAFETERIA, by Beverly Daniel Tatum

CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING & THE BRAIN, by Zaretta L. Hammond

THE MAKING OF ASIAN AMERICA, by Erika Lee

IMAGINARY BORDERS, by Xiuhtezcatl Martinez

OPEN VEINS OF Latin America, by Eduardo Galeano
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THE COLOR OF LAW, by Richard Rothstein

TEACHING FOR BLACK LIVES, by Dyan Watson (Editor), Jesse Hagopian (Editor), Wayne Au (Editor)
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  • PRODUCTIONS
    • TZAQIK | a tale, of many
    • MARY'S WEDDING
    • /ECHO
    • IN THIS LIGHT THERE IS SILENCE
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    • HEDWIG
  • EVENTS
    • Re-Creating the Stage >
      • Panels
      • Workshops
      • Affinity Spaces
    • IN THIS LIGHT THERE IS SILENCE
    • REPETITION IS RITUAL
  • COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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