Listen: Code Switch NPR
Reflect: How do you have a conversation with someone who is exhibiting racist beliefs (perhaps unconsciously)? What are some constructive ways to use your emotional reactions when your opinions on racism are challenged?
Observe: When and what do you notice about race? In what situations?
Practice: Identify when, where, and how racism affects society. Drill down to uncover why. Where might it come from? What were some of your first messages on race growing up?
Watch: Debunking The Most Common Myths White People Tell About Race, NBC News, September 2018 (3:47)
On-Campus Resources
For Staff/Faculty: Intergroup Dialogue (IGD)
For Students: Diversity Peer Educators (DPE)
For Students: Diversity Peer Educators (DPE)
On-Line Resources
Don’t Talk about Implicit Bias Without Talking about Structural Racism, National Equity Project, June 2019
Tools to Help You Uncover Implicit Bias—Plus, What That Actually Means, Shape, June 2020 Respond to Racism Respond to Racism, 2021
Tools to Help You Uncover Implicit Bias—Plus, What That Actually Means, Shape, June 2020 Respond to Racism Respond to Racism, 2021