COVID-19: Journalists of Color* Racial Equity Focused Articles

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1	COVID-19: Journalists of Color* Racial Equity Focused Articles
2	Created by Equity Matters	Updated on June 4, 2020
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8	Adding this section to center and raise the narratives of Black Journalism during this time.
9	Black Journalism Covering Current Events: BLM - Justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, & Too Many More	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
10	Call It What It Is: Anti-Blackness	kihana miraya ross	New York Times
11	The Black Women Who Paved the Way for This Moment	Keisha N. Blain	The Atlantic
12	Growing up a Black man in America: Why our souls are on fire	Jason L. Campbell	Seattle Times
13	Dear Philanthropy: These Are the Fires of Anti-Black Racism	Will Cordery	NPQ
14	Silence is Agreement	Ayesha McGowan
15	‘The Condition of Black Life Is One of Mourning’	Claudia Rankine	The New York Times Magazine
16	The American Nightmare	Ibram X. Kendi	The Atlantic
17	Black Americans' competing crises	Alexi McCammond	Axios
18	Black lives remain expendable	Eugene Robinson	The Washington Post
19	Remember, No One Is Coming to Save Us	Roxane Gay	New York Times
20	The endless appropriation of MLK and white supremacy’s need to rewrite historical narratives	Sherronda J. Brown	Black Youth Project
21	Black Americans Have a Message for Democrats: Not Being Trump Is Not Enough	Astead W. Herndon	New York Times
22	The Trans Obituaries Project: Honoring the Trans Women of Color Lost in 2019	Raquel Willis	Out
23	Everyone Should Know What Happened To Black Wall Street	Sherronda J. Brown	Wear Your Voice
24	The anger behind the protests, explained in 4 charts	Sean Collins	Vox
25	White People Are Doing White People Things During the Fed Up-Rising Riots	Ishena Robinson	The Root
26	How Western media would cover Minneapolis if it happened in another country	Karen Attiah	Washington Post
27	In a Rare Show of Solidarity, Competing Hollywood Heavyweights Join Forces in Support of Black Lives	Maiysha Kai	The Root
28	Where is the outrage for Breonna Taylor??	Renee Nishawn Scott	Medium
29	Police Prove Point of Protests by Instigating Violence Across the Country	Ishena Robinson	The Root
30	99 Years Later: Black Wall Street’s Legacy of Resilience	Janna Zinzi	Colorlines
31	Of Course There Are Protests. The State Is Failing Black People..	Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor	New York Times
32	Activist Tamika Mallory’s speech goes viral: ‘We learned violence from you!’	Gerren Keith Gaynor	The Grio
33	How Queer Women of Color Are Systemically Excluded From Pride Celebrations	Genelle Levy	Them.
34	The Long, Painful History of Police Brutality in the U.S..	Katie Nodjimbadem	Smithsonian Magazine
35	A Timeline of Events That Led to the 2020 'Fed Up'-rising	Michael Harriot	The Root
36	We Can’t Breathe: COVID-19 and Police Injustice Are Suffocating Black People	Rashid Shabazz	The Root
37	Decades of tensions between Minneapolis police and Black communities have led to this moment	Kandace Montgomery, Miski Noor	Vox
38	There's one epidemic we may never find a vaccine for: fear of black men in public spaces	John Blake	CNN
39	Enough Is Enough: Why Anti-Black Violence Cannot Follow Us Into Our New Post-COVID World	Karissa Lewis	Blavity
40	7 Ways Protestors Showed Up for Black Lives	Lornet Turnbull	Yes!
41	Can Someone Explain #BlackOutTuesday to Me Because I'm Not Real Smart, but This Seemed Real Dumb	Damon Young	The Root
42	Wypipo Wite-Out: K-Pop Fans Use Social Media Privilege to Drown Out #WhiteLivesMatter Hashtags	Tonja Renée Stidhum	The Root
43	The system was built to break black people	Rodney Foxworth	Medium
44	Black Lives Matter Seattle/king County Responds To Recent Protests And Actions By The City Of Seattle & Mayor Durkan	Black Lives Matter Seattle/King County	South Seattle Emerald
45	All The Supremacists Are White, All Of The Patriarchy Are Men, But You’re Probably A Gatekeeper	Danielle Slaughter
46	Abolition Beyond The Binary		Hood Communist
47	The myth of “progress” helps to obscure the truth—we are still marching for civil rights	Sherronda J. Brown	Black Youth Project
48	Maintaining Professionalism In The Age of Black Death Is….A Lot	Shenequa Golding	Medium
49	The Lack of Mobilized Outrage For Police Killing Black Women Is An Injurious Erasure	Treva Lindsey	Bustle
50	Defunding The Police Will Save Black And Indigenous Lives In Canada	Sandy Hudson	HuffPost
51	This Is How Hard It Is to Invest in Black Neighborhoods	Andre Perry	CityLab
52	George Floyd's Minneapolis death, Derek Chauvin's arrest and the 'Minnesota nice' myth	Mike Griffin	NBC News
53	Black trans people are disrespected in life and barely acknowledged in death – our lives matter too	Melz Owusu	Independent
54	No Justice, No Pride	N. Jamiyla Chisholm	ColorLines
55	The George Floyd protests – and riots – are a rebellion against an unjust system	Philip V McHarris	The Guardian
56	10 Habits of Someone Who Doesn’t Know They’re Anti-Black	Cicely Blain
57	Why these protests are different	Sean Collins	Vox
58	George Floyd is a tipping point, America's black community has had enough': A black mother shares her experience in Minneapolis	Venessa Fuentes	The Telegraph
59	What do we do with abusers like R. Kelly if we abolish prisons?	Hari Ziyad	Black Youth Project
60	Why Are Black Women and Girls Still an Afterthought in Our Outrage Over Police Violence?	Brittney Cooper	Time
61	Racism Is Killing the Planet	Hop Hopkins	Sierra
62	To Breathe Together: Co-Conspirators For Decolonial Futures	Sefanit Habtom and Megan Scribe	Yellowhead Institute
63	Performing Whiteness	Sarah Bellamy	The Paris Review
64	I’m a black climate expert. Racism derails our efforts to save the planet.	Ayana Elizabeth Johnson	The Washington Post
65	“I’m Not Black, I’m Dominican”	Julissa Castillo	Medium
66	Grief that takes our breath away	Benjamin Danielson	Seattle Times
67	As a Black woman, I can’t ever stop thinking about racism. It’s not a choice; it’s my reality.	Natachi Onwuamaegbu	Seattle Times
68	When Black Women Go From Office Pet to Office Threat	Erika Stallings	Teaching Tolerance
69	Ibram Kendi, One Of The Nation’s Leading Scholars Of Racism, Says Education And Love Are Not The Answer	Lonnae O'Neal	The Undefeated
70	Want to Do Something to Enact Change? Quit Being Nice at Work	Dana Weekes	Medium
71	I’m A Black Woman With A White Man. These Have Been The Hardest Weeks Of Our Relationship.	Alex Shea	Huff Post
72	Angela Davis: ‘We knew that the role of the police was to protect white supremacy’	Lanre Bakare	The Guardian
73	What Is Juneteenth, How Is It Celebrated, and Why Does It Matter?	Jameelah Nasheed	Teen Vogue
74	Historian Robin D.G. Kelley: Years of Racial Justice Organizing Laid Groundwork for Today’s Uprising	Robin Kelley	Democracy Now!
75	The End of Black Politics	Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor	New York Times
76	The emotional impact of watching white people wake up to racism in real-time	Natalie Morris	Metro
77	5 Do’s and Dont’s for White Leaders and Colleagues Who Want to Discuss Racism at Work	Dynasti Hunt	Medium
78	Loving a Black person isn’t the same as fighting for Black lives	Kim Kelly	Mic
79	Racism Is Terrible. Blackness Is Not.	Imani Perry	The Atlantic
80	Why Now, White People?	Gene Demby	NPR
81	We Need to Stop Measuring Black Lives by Their Whiteness	Thomas Chatterton Williams	New York Times
82	Not all black people are African American. Here's the difference.	Cydney Adams	CBS News
83	JUNETEENTH: THE NEXT WAVE OF EMANCIPATION	Reagan Jackson	South Seattle Emerald
84	The systemic racism black Americans face, explained in 9 charts	Sean Collins	Vox
85	K-pop fan activism for Black Lives Matter needs context	Arielle Duhaime-Ross	Vox
86	What is owed	Nikole Hannah-Jones	New York Times
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88	By Black Folks FOR Black Folks
89	Self-Care Tips for Black People Who Are Struggling With This Very Painful Week	Rachel Miller	Vice
90	44 Mental Health Resources for Black People Trying to Survive in This Country	Zahra Barnes	SELF
91	To Black People Who Say Violence Isn't a Solution	Ishena Robinson	The Root
92	Black liberal, your time is up	Yannick Giovanni Marshall	Al Jazeera
93	Safe Space: Black Imagination Offers a Necessary Respite From the Onslaught of Black Trauma	Maiysha Kai	The Root
94	How black Americans can practice self-care during these trying times. And how everyone else can help them.	Elizabeth Wellington	The Philadelphia Inquirer
95	These Activists Are Organizing Mass Meditations To Help Black People In Philly Heal During Protests		Blavity
96	Our Hair Story	Solana Cain	briarpatch
97	This #BlackMansChallenge is to extend my advocacy beyond validating the struggles of Black men	Timothy DuWhite	RaceBaitr
98	The Black Lives Matter Movement Must Include Trans People	Devin-Norelle	Teen Vogue
99	Abolition Is The Practice Of Building A Radical Vision For The End Of Imperialism, Cis Heteropatriarchy, Capitalism, And White Supremacy—and It Is Very Possible.	K. Agbebiyi et al.	Wear Your Voice
100	WE OUT HERE
101	Even When They’re Hunting Us, I Would Still Choose to Be Black Over and Over Again	Tiffany Jackson	Cosmopolitan
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104	By Black Folks FOR Non-Black Folks, Especially White Folks - Including Action Ideas
105	Your Good Cop Stories Aren’t Helping Anyone	Mickey Desruisseaux	Medium
106	The Anti-Racist Reading List	Brea Baker	Elle
107	Black Owned Online Bookstores That You Should Know		Shoppe Black
108	An open letter to my white ‘friends’ who remain silent	Blue Telusma	The Grio
109	Dear White People, This is What We Want You to Do	Kandise Le Blanc
110	White America, if you want to know who’s responsible for racism, look in the mirror	Dahleen Glanton	Chicago Tribune
111	To the White People Who Keep Asking How to ‘Help’	Elie Mystal	The Nation
112	White People, Read This Before You Text Your Black Friends	Tomi Obaro	BuzzFeed
113	Attention white people: Your #BLM memes are not enough	Mellina White	KUOW
114	For Our White Friends Desiring To Be Allies	Courtney Ariel	Sojourners
115	“For White People Who Would Call Themselves Allies”	Tammy Brown	The Womxn Project
116	10 Simple Ways White People Can Step Up to Fight Everyday Racism	Derrick Clifton	Mic
117	If you're a white person wondering what to do during the George Floyd protests, I have some advice	Michael Crawford	Independent
118	Performative Allyship Is Deadly (Here’s What to Do Instead)	Holiday Phillips	Forge
119	12 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Going to a Protest	Felicia Fitzpatrick	Shine
120	Authoritarian State or Inclusive Democracy? 21 Things We Can Do Right Now	Eric K. Ward	Medium
121	America, It Is Time to Talk About Reparations	Jeffery Robinson	ACLU
122	Get it wrong for me: What I need from allies	Megan Carpenter	LinkedIn
123	Do not look away!!	Rev. Dr. Ron Bell
124	To fix today, we must confront our past around race	Fred Smith Jr.	AJC
125	Instead Of Posting Black Boxes To Your Instagram, Abolish Whiteness	Da'Shaun Harrison	Wear Your Voice
126	43 Bail Funds You Can Absolutely Support Right Now	Carmen Phillips	Autostraddle
127	How to respond to “riots never solve anything!””	Rafi D'Angelo
128	Beyond the Hashtag: How to Take Anti-Racist Action in Your Life	Zyahna Bryant	Teen Vogue
129	Official George Floyd Memorial Fund
130	In Memory of Tony Mcdade
131	Fund Black-led Social Change, NOW!	Janis Rosheuvel	Medium
132	No More Money for the Police	Philip V. McHarris, Thenjiwe McHarris	New York Times
133	New $45 Million Government Grant Program Prioritizes Black Owned Businesses in New Jersey		Shoppe Black
134	5 ways to better support the movement	Marcus Board Jr.	The Grio
135	Defund Police And Defend Black Lives — Why We Rally	Ty Brown	South Seattle Emerald
136	Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Calls for Defunding of Police Departments	Rebekah Sager	The Hollywood Reporter
137	Reparations – Has the Time Finally Come?	Nkechi Taifa	ACLU
138	Dear Non-Black Allies: Make This Step the First Step, Not the Only Step	Lara McLeod	LinkedIn
139	The Anti-Racist Starter Pack: 40 TV Series, Documentaries, Movies, TED Talks, and Books to Add to Your List	Brea Baker	Parade
140	America, This Is Your Chance	Michelle Alexander	New York Times
141	How Alexandra Bell Is Disrupting Racism in Journalism	Doreen St. Félix	The New Yorker
142	22-Year-Old Black Missouri Woman Gets Merriam-Webster To Revise Its Definition Of Racism	Alyssa Curtis	Blavity
143	Don't pit slavery descendants against black immigrants. Racism doesn't know the difference.	Kevin Cokley	USA Today
144	How to Build an Antiracist World	Ibram X. Kendi	TED
145	26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets
146	Dear Companies: Your BLM Posts Are Cute But We Want To See Policy Change	Janice Gassam	Forbes
147	An Antiracist Reading List	Ibram X. Kendi	New York Times
148	Yes, We Mean Literally Abolish the Police	Mariame Kaba	New York Times
149	Power Over the Police	Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò	Dissent
150	Why We Must Immediately Cease and Desist Referring to Enslaved People as, “Slaves”	Bridgette L. Hylton	Medium
151	10 Ways Orgs Can Show Up for Black Lives Without Exploiting 'Black Lives Matter'	Sunshine Muse	ColorLines
152	A Call to Attention Liberation: To Build Abundant Justice, Let’s Focus on What Matters	adrienne maree brown	truthout
153	A Manifesto by Patrisse Cullors	Patrisse Cullors
154	“Allyship fatigue” is an insult to Black folks who never get to rest	Sherronda J. Brown	Black Youth Project
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156	By Black Folks FOR Non-Black Children/Youth - Including Resources, Actions Ideas for Parents, Caregivers, & Educators
157	Teachers Must Hold Themselves Accountable for Dismantling Racial Oppression	Kelisa Wing	Education Post
158	Class Of 2020: Our World Needs Truth, Not Saviors	Marcus Harrison Green	South Seattle Emerald
159	Let's Talk About Race (video for kindergarten students)	The Tutu Teacher	YouTube
160	Black Parents Explain How to Deal with the Police	Cut	YouTube
161	When SEL is Used as Another Form of Policing		Communities for Just Schools Fund
162	Ending Curriculum Violence	Stephanie P. Jones	Teaching Tolerance
163	Why White Students Need Multicultural and Social Justice Education	Sheldon Eakins
164	4 Ways Racial Inequity Harms American Schoolchildren	Jeffrey Pierre	NPR
165	3 Questions White Students Should Ask Themselves Before Checking In On Black Classmates	Devon Kidd	HuffPost
166	New Study Finds Black Teens Face Racial Discrimination 5 Times A Day On Average	Alyssa Curtis	Blavity
167	Dear White Teachers...	La Tawnya Robinson	YouTube
168	Being an Anti-Racist Educator Is a Verb	Keisha Rembert, Patrick Harris, and Felicia Hamilton
169	We need to prioritize Black girls in the conversation about police in schools	Sherronda J. Brown	Black Youth Project
170	What Anti-racist Teachers Do Differently	Pirette McKamey	The Atlantic
171	Antiracism in Social-Emotional Learning: Why It’s Not Enough to Talk the Talk	Tony Weaver, Jr.	EdSurge
172	17 Books About Racial Inequality for Young Readers	Marley Marius	Vogue
173	What If We Radically Reimagined the New School Year?	Ashley McCall	Chicago Unheard
174	I Was A Black Teacher In A Majority White School. Here’s How I Failed My Black Students.	Lauren Crain	HuffPost
175	"I've never experienced white guilt."	Sarah L. Webb	Teaching Tolerance
176	White Teachers Need to See Color. Here’s Why.	Joy Mohammed	We Are Teachers
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178	DISPROPORTIONATE IMPACTS OF SYSTEMIC RACISM IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 ON:	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
179	Native/Indigenous Communities/Tribal Nations
180	All Our (Socially Distanced) Relations	Matika Wilbur & Adrienne Keene	All My Relations (Podcast)
181	Mashpee Wampanoag face double crisis: COVID-19 and feds	Aliyah Chavez	Indian Country Today
182	Native People Would Never Sacrifice Their Elders for the Good of the Economy	Levi Rickert	Native News Online
183	Message from an Indigenous mother to her three-year-old during COVID-19	Andrea Landry	Canada's National Observer
184	American Indians And Alaska Natives Are Survivors And Will Get Past The Covid-19 Pandemic	Levi Rickert	Native News Online
185	Covid-19 Cases Reach 813 On Navajo Nation; Death Toll Rises To 28	Levi Rickert	Native News Online
186	Gary Davis in USA Today: US Government Must Honor Commitments to Native Americans		Native Business
187	How to manage COVID-19 related stress: Advice from an Elder		Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA)
188	The 1918 Flu Destroyed Rural Alaska, Covid-19 Doesn’t Have To	Shanelle Afcan, Christina Mcdonogh	Native News Online
189	Data gaps exist on COVID-19 cases in Indigenous communities, says research fellow	Jessica Deer	CBC
190	Covid-19 In Native Communities: Recalling Past Trauma And Present Hope	Matt Remle	South Seattle Emerald
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192	Black Communites
193	Black doctors face added burden in outbreak: Patient trust	Curtis Bunn	NBC News
194	On Being Black, Southern And Rural In The Time Of COVID-19	Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson	Essence
195	Black Communities Are on the 'Frontline' of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here's Why	Anne Branigin	The Root
196	How Racial Health Disparities Will Play Out in the Pandemic	Julia Craven	Slate
197	The Racial Time Bomb in the Covid-19 Crisis	Charles M. Blow	The New York Times
198	It's a racial justice issue': Black Americans are dying in greater numbers from Covid-19	Kenya Evelyn	Guardian
199	We Figured Out Why Coronavirus Is Killing Black People...As If You Didn't Already Know the Answer	Michael Harriot	The Root
200	Black Americans Face Alarming Rates of Coronavirus Infection in Some States	John Eligon, et al.	The New York Times
201	When the Country Sneezes, Black Women Catch the Flu. What Happens With COVID-19 in the United States?	Dorianne Mason	Rewire News
202	Why Don’t We Know Who the Coronavirus Victims Are?	Ibram X. Kendi	The Atlantic
203	400 Years is Not A Trend: COVID-19 Exposes The Impact of Institutional Racism in America		The New Orleans Tribune
204	Black Communities Need Support, Not a Coronavirus Police State	Robyn Maynard, Andrea J. Ritchie	Vice
205	Why I don’t feel safe wearing a face mask	Aaron Thomas	Boston Globe
206	What the Coronavirus Is Doing to Black People Ain't a Conspiracy. It's Just America	Damon Young	The Root
207	Black Women Have Long Faced Racism In Healthcare. Covid-19 Is Only Amplifying It.	Erin Clare Brown	The Appeal
208	Stop Blaming Black People for Dying of the Coronavirus	Ibram X. Kendi	The Atlantic
209	Structural Racism Is Exacerbating the Coronavirus Pandemic for Black People—Especially Black Wome	Kendra Bozarth	Ms.
210	Black health experts say surgeon general's comments reflect lack of awareness of black community	Curtis Bunn	NBC News
211	COVID-19: Black Folks Have Been Trying To Tell You That Data Is Political	Daniel E. Dawes	ESSENCE
212	The Racism of COVID-19	Ulysses Burley III	The Salt Collective
213	Black Women Are Leading The Fight For Respectful Maternity Care During COVID-19 Crisis And Beyond	Carmen Green & Krystina Muhammad	Essence
214	Before COVID-19, Corporate America Shortchanged Black Women $50 Billion Annually: Why All Women Should Care	Michelle Holder	Ms.
215	To Protect Black People in Face Masks, Democratic Senators Request Racial Bias Training for Police	Zack Linly	The Root
216	Mapping racial inequity amid COVID-19 underscores policy discriminations against Black Americans	Andre M. Perry, et al.	Brookings
217	We’ve Been Socially Distanced for Decades. It’s Called Racism.		Blavity
218	‘Racial Entitlement At Its Finest’: Black Leaders Call Out Cops For Not Policing Anti-Lockdown Protests	Royce Dunmore	NewsOne
219	There’s Never Been a More Urgent Moment to Build Black Americans’ Trust in the Medical System	Jamilah King	Mother Jones
220	Few appear more anxious about states reopening than black Americanss	Eugene Scott	The Washington Post
221	It’s Not Obesity. It’s Slavery.	Sabrina Strings	The New York Times
222	For Marginalized People In Georgia, The Fight For Survival Intensifies	Da'Shaun Harrison	Wear Your Voice
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224	Asian Communites
225	As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does Anti-Chinese Racism	Sara Li	TeenVogue
226	AND THEN THEY CAME AFTER MULAN		Angry Asian Man
227	Coronavirus fears show how 'model minority' Asian Americans become the 'yellow peril'	Matthew Lee	NBC News
228	Confronting Anti-Asian Discrimination During the Coronavirus Crisis	Ed Park	The New Yorker
229	Yellow Peril		Koreangry
230	For Asian Americans, There Are Two Pandemics: COVID-19 And Daily Bigotry	Brittany Wong	HuffPost
231	Western Washington not immune to racist attacks against Asian Americans as the threat of Coronavirus spreads	Patranya Bhoolsuwan	International Examiner
232	The New Fear for Asian-Americans Going Out in Public	Chris Gayomali	GQ
233	This Is What It’s Like To Be An Asian Woman In The Age Of The Coronavirus	Wendy Lu	HuffPost
234	‘I am not a virus.’ How this artist is illustrating coronavirus-fueled racism	Stephanie García	PBS News Hour
235	Chinese Americans are Learning What It’s Like To Be Black During the COVID-19 Pandemic	Tony Lindsay	Medium
236	The long history of US racism against Asian Americans, from ‘yellow peril’ to ‘model minority’ to the ‘Chinese virus’	Adrian De Leon	The Conversation
237	The Slur I Never Expected to Hear in 2020	Cathy Park Hong	The New York Times Magazine
238	Smashed windows and racist graffiti: Vandals target Asian Americans amid coronavirus	Sheng Peng	NBC News
239	‘The media tends to neglect us’: An interview with Russell Jeung	Camille Bromley	Columbia Journalism Review
240	Lululemon Art Director Posts Racist ‘Bat Fried Rice’ Shirts for Sale	Ryan General	NextShark
241	Coronavirus reminds Asian Americans like me that our belonging is conditional	John Cho	Los Angeles Times
242	The Unique Struggle of Asian & Vulnerable Communities in the Mexico-US Borderlands in the Face of a Global Pandemic	Estefania Castañeda Pérez	Remezcla
243	Racism is the other virus sweeping America during this pandemic	Julie Morita	Chicago Tribune
244	Jose Antonio Vargas on how aspects of the pandemic mirror struggles of undocumented people	Kimmy Yam	NBC News
245	Seven things you should know about COVID-19, China and Asian Americans	Josina Morita	Chicago Sun Times
246	The Rise of Anti-Asian Hate in the Wake of Covid-19	Jennifer Lee and Monika Yadav	Items
247
248	Latino/a/x Communities
249	Unsung Heroes: Mexican Laborers Still Working Hard In The Fields, Providing Our Food	O. DELGADO	LatinLive
250	U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus	Jens Manuel Krogstad et al.	Pew Research Center
251	Hit the hardest by coronavirus deaths, NY Latinos mourn loved ones	Nicole Acevedo	NBC News
252	African Americans Hard Hit By COVID-19: Are Latinos Facing A Similar Fate?	James E. Garcia	Latino USA
253	Saving Washington: The case for unemployment insurance for undocumented workers	Karen Fierro Ruiz & Abigail Scholar	Crosscut
254	Chicago coronavirus outbreak infects dozens of migrant children in U.S. custody	Camilo Montoya-Galvez	CBS News
255	Latinos Feeding the Nation During the Pandemic Are Being Left Behind	Julyssa Lopez	Remezcla
256	Residents in L.A.’s Latino neighborhoods less likely to receive relief funds amid COVID-19	Eliza Moreno	UCLA Newsroom
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258	RACE AND	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
259	Race AND Disability Justice
260	Coronavirus made accessibility a priority. It should stay that way when the pandemic ends.	Imani Barbarin	The Philadelphia Inquirer
261	Rude For A Disabled Person	Imani Barbarin	Crutches&Spice
262	Coronavirus shows everyone what people with disabilities have known all along	Naomi Ishisaka	Seattle Times
263	Disability Justice in the Time of Coronavirus (webinar)		Women's March
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265	Race AND Economic Justice
266	Social Distancing Is a Privilege	Charles M. Blow	The New York Times
267	Coronavirus recovery can’t lead to a more gentrified Seattle	Marcus Harrison Green	Crosscut
268	Black Businesses Are Buckling Under the Threat of COVID-19	Kimberly Adams	The Root
269	They Clean the Buildings Workers Are Fleeing. But Who’s Protecting Them?	John Eligon and Nellie Bowles	The New York Times
270	College Made Them Feel Equal. The Virus Exposed How Unequal Their Lives Are.	Nicholas Casey	The New York Times
271	Blacks and Latinos Affected Most by Job Losses During the Coronavirus Pandemic	Saskia Kercy	The Root
272	Growing Number of Minority and Low-Income Students May Miss Out on Online Learning After Coronavirus Closures	Anne Branigin	The Root
273	Demand is up at Rainier Valley Food Bank in south Seattle. But donations are down	Ruby de Luna	KUOW
274	How racism and poverty made Detroit a new coronavirus hot spot	Khushbu Shah	Vox
275	Why NYC’s Undocumented Restaurant Workers Are the Forgotten Victims of the Shutdown	Gary He	Eater New York
276	Jade Garden: independent restaurants struggle to survive pandemic	Irene Jiang	Business Insider
277	Coronavirus economic relief cannot neglect Black-owned business	Andre M. Perry, David Harshbarger	Brookings
278	For Black And Brown Businesses, The Next Relief Bill Could Be A Lifeline—or An Assault	Michael Blake, Nathalie Molina Niño	Newsweek
279	Why Distance Learning Can’t Always Come First: A Student Perspective	Annie Moua	EdAllies
280	California Becomes First State to Create Multi-Million Dollar Fund for Undocumented Immigrants Impacted by Coronavirus	Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo	Remezcla
281	Lawsuit alleges Wells Fargo unfairly shuffled Paycheck Protection Program applications	Dalvin Brown	USA Today
282	Coronavirus & White Settler Colonialism		Class Trouble
283	Shake Shack Gets $10M Federal Loan For Small Businesses Affected by COVID-19	Tanay Warerkar	Eater New York
284	A tale of two parks: Enjoying the sun in wealthy Manhattan, social distancing under police scrutiny in the Bronx	Marquise Francis	Yahoo News
285	Are Their Apples Worth More Than Our Lives?' Yakima Valley Fruit Workers Strike For Protections	Enrique Perez De La Rosa	Northwest Public Broadcasting
286	Language gaps make it doubly hard for businesses seeking aid	Manola Secaira	Crosscut
287	Race, wealth and public spaces: US beaches are a new flashpoint of the lockdown	Ankita Rao	The Guardian
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289	Race AND . . . Environmental Justice, Immigration Justice, Restorative Justice, Educational Justice
290	Social Distancing Is Not an Option for People in Prison and ICE Detention	Lornet Turnbull	YES!
291	Air Pollution Disproportionately Affects Black Folks. A New Study Finds It Also Makes Coronavirus Much More Deadly	Anne Branigin	The Root
292	Coronavirus adds to suffering of foster children in King County	Naomi Ishisaka	Seattle Times
293	Give Them All A’s	Dr. Manuel Rustin	Medium
294	"We are trapped": Immigrant women detained during pandemic speak out	Camilo Montoya-Galvez	CBS News
295	Chicago mayor signs order ensuring immigrants, refugees have access to COVID-19 relief provided by city	Aris Folley	The Hill
296	One reason why people of color are dying at higher rates in the US? The air they breathe	Mustafa Santiago Ali	The Guardian
297	Equitable Access To Health Information For Non-English Speakers Amidst The Novel Coronavirus Pandemic	David Velasquez, et al.	Health Affairs
298	Distance Learning During Coronavirus Worsens Race, Class Inequality in Education	Nidia Bautista	TeenVogue
299	A Doctor on ICE’s Response to the Pandemic: “You Could Call It COVID-19 Torture”	Fernanda Echavarri, et al.	Mother Jones
300	Homelessness amid coronavirus: Drastic times call for radical solutions	Naomi Ishisaka	Seattle Times
301	81 Percent Of Nypd's Social Distancing Summonses Were Issued To Blacks And Latinos: 'it's The New Stop And Frisk'	Adrian Carrasquillo	Newsweek
302	Stop expelling and separating immigrant children and parents during COVID	Susan Song	The Hill
303	Study: Covid-19 lockdowns hit black-owned small businesses the hardest	Aaron Ross Coleman	Vox
304
305	RACIAL EQUITY: COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS, HEALING, AND CARE	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
306	How to Be Together Apart In the Time of Coronavirus	Priya Parker	The New York Times
307	Self-Care Tips For Asian Americans Dealing With Racism Amid Coronavirus	Brittany Wong	HuffPost
308	10 Ways Inclusive Leaders Can Mitigate Bias When Communicating About Coronavirus	Minal Bopaiah and Sabine Marx	Medium
309	This immigrant has uplifting tips on making quarantine work. He's been living like this for a year	Esmy Jimenez	KUOW
310	This Black Owned Toy Business Is Playing No Games During The Coronavirus Crisis		Shoppe Black
311	Mutual Aid And Radical Care In The Time Of Increased Uncertainty	Reina Sultan	Wear Your Voice
312	Preparing For Coronavirus Crisis: As Organizers, It’s Time To Do What We Do Best	Irene Rojas-Carroll	Bay Rising
313	Decolonizing Community Care In Response To Covid-19	Jade Begay	NDN Collective
314	Traditional Indigenous Kinship Practices at Home: Being Child-Centered During the Pandemic		INDIGENOUS MOTHERHOOD
315	Boost your mood ... on quarantine	Aliyah Chavez	Indian Country Today
316	How a community kitchen and taxi company are working together to keep people fed during COVID-19	Carmen Hom	International Examiner
317	Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity Pressure	Aisha S. Ahmad	The Chronicle of Higher Education
318	Community Care: An Indigenous Response to Coronavirus	Jade Begay	YES!
319	A Brief Guide to Making a Better Tomorrow	adrienne maree brown	Vice
320	Mapping Our Social Change Roles in Times of Crisis	Deepa Iyer	Medium
321	COVID-19: Using a Racial Justice Lens Now to Transform Our Future	Lori Villarosa	Nonprofit Quarterly
322	Can Coronavirus Cure White Supremacy?	Michael Harriot	The Root
323	Parenting During Coronavirus: Opportunities to Reconnect and Decolonize	Angela Aguilar	Yes!
324	SheaMoisture Announces $1 Million Relief Fund For Business Owners Of Color Impacted By COVID-19	Janice Gassam	Forbes
325	To get through a pandemic, remember the lessons learned by your ancestors	Colleen Echohawk	Puget Sound Business Journal
326	Stop Talking About Inequality and Do Something About It	Jeremiah Bey Ellison	The New York Times
327	Survival Healing: Traditional Mexican Remedies	LAURA DE LOS SANTOS	South Side Weekly
328	3 Black Female ER Doctors Launch Free Telehealth Service For Marginalized Communities To Deal With COVID-19		GirlTalkHQ
329	10 Books by Indigenous Authors to Get Us Through 2020	Kaitlin Curtice
330	The Brilliance of the Beaver: Learning from an Anishnaabe World		CBC
331	Native Organizations Lifted Up, Lifting Up Others During COVID-19		Seattle Indian Health Board
332	Black Maternal Health Week Shines Spotlight on Black-Led Solutions	Miriam Zoila Pérez	Rewire.News
333	Tashiro Kaplan Artists Build Community Resilience To Survive Covid-19	Beverly Aarons	South Seattle Emerald
334	New effort aims to provide Covid-19 resources to non-English speakers in U.S.	Shafaq Zia	STAT
335	Seattle area Black educators come together to read children's books online.	Omari Salisbury	Where We Converge
336	Hey Philanthropy, your capacity-building partners still need you..and you need us too!	Melissa DeShields
337	Putting Food on the Table During a Pandemic	Arlene Mejorado	The Nation
338	Black Journalist Launches Newsletter to Keep Black People Informed About the Coronavirus Pandemic	Zack Linly	The Root
339	12 Coronavirus Funds That Will Help the Most Vulnerable	Shirley Ngozi Nwangwa	The Nation
340	Covid19 — Skip The Workbooks, Teaching And Learning	Erin Okuno	Fakequity
341	Learning with Millie and Susie	Samantha Harris and Devon Scott
342	Farming For Change: Black Womxn Farmers Fight The Pandemic With A Food Revolution	Sharon H. Chang	South Seattle Emerald
343	Black-Owned Comics Company Offers Free Lesson Plans For Students Learning From Home Amid COVID-19 Pandemic	Amanda Monroe	Blavity
344	Trainees learn how to respond to anti-Asian harassment during the Coronavirus pandemic	Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola	AsAm News
345	How National Black Muslim COVID Coalition serves communities during the pandemic	Cassie Owens	The Philadelphia Inquirer
346	Black and Asian Community Leaders Reveal What Would Happen If Our Communities Unite	Maina Chen	NextShark
347	Indigenous Stories of Uncertain Times		Native Appropriations
348	Black Feminist Perspectives On Covid-19: A Reading List	Nana Afua Yeboaa Brantuo	Black Women Radicals
349	Indigenous Artists Are Creating Boundary-Pushing Pieces That Inspire Strength and Healing	Kelly Boutsalis	Elle
350	Lessons Learned From Celebrating Ramadan During A Pandemic	Amina Ibrahim	South Seattle Emerald
351	How to be an ally for Asian Americans facing racism amid COVID-19		MPR
352	How to Develop Culturally Responsive Teaching for Distance Learning	Amielle Major	EiE
353	New York’s Chinatown Block Watch Looks Out for Their Own During COVID-19	Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola	AsAmNews
354	Art Workers Mobilize to Combat Anti-Asian Racism	Valentina Di Liscia	Hyperallergic
355	Black Female Psychologist Creates First Ever Therapy Card Deck For Women of Color		BlackBusiness
356	Graduates, ‘Don’t ever, ever let anyone tell you that you’re too angry’	Michelle Obama	The Washington Post
357	What Indian Country Remembers About Survival	Jade Begay	Yes!
358
359	GENERAL ARTICLES	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
360	King County's COVID-19 quarantine plan disrespects communities of color	Glenn Nelson	Crosscut
361	Coronavirus is slowing down search for census workers, could make it harder to count Americans	Deborah Barfield Berry	USA TODAY
362	It Doesn’t Have To Take A Pandemic For Us To Care.	Hannah Drake	Write Some Sh*t
363	What the Racial Data Show	Ibram X. Kendi	The Atlantic
364	Health professionals warn of ‘explosion’ of coronavirus cases in minority communities	Laura Barrón-López et al.	Politico
365	Virus Is Twice as Deadly for Black and Latino People Than Whites in N.Y.C.	Jeffery C. Mays, Andy Newman	The New York Times
366	This is the wake-up call for nonprofits and foundations to get political	Vu Le	Nonproft AF
367	Now Is The Time To Start Planning For The Next Disaster – 33 Questions	Erin Okuno	Fakequity
368	Being a person of color isn’t a risk factor for coronavirus. Living in a racist country is	Renée Graham	Boston Globe
369	Coronavirus has hit Black people hard nationwide. Here in Washington? The data is lacking	Naomi Ishisaka	Seattle Times
370	Tracking Race and Ethnicity in the COVID-19 Pandemic	Alexis Madrigal	The COVID Tracking Project
371	Covid-19 Behavior Isn’t New For Marginalized Communities	Jasmine Pulido	South Seattle Emerald
372	Demand that Zoom immediately create a solution to protect its users from racist cyber attacks!	Dr. Dennis Johnson
373	Analyze Racial Inequity During COVID-19		ArcGIS Blog
374	The White Tantrum Heard Across The Nation	Hannah Drake	Write Some Shi*t
375	Racial toll of virus grows even starker as more data emerges	Kat Stafford	AP News
376	How Testing for Coronavirus Became a Rorschach Test for Racism	Hilary Beard	Colorlines

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Black Journalism Covering Current Events: BLM - Justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, & Too Many More

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PUBLICATION

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Call It What It Is: Anti-Blackness

kihana miraya ross

New York Times

11

The Black Women Who Paved the Way for This Moment

Keisha N. Blain

The Atlantic

12

Growing up a Black man in America: Why our souls are on fire

Jason L. Campbell

Seattle Times

13

Dear Philanthropy: These Are the Fires of Anti-Black Racism

Will Cordery

NPQ

14

Silence is Agreement

Ayesha McGowan

15

‘The Condition of Black Life Is One of Mourning’

Claudia Rankine

The New York Times Magazine

16

The American Nightmare

Ibram X. Kendi

The Atlantic

17

Black Americans' competing crises

Alexi McCammond

Axios

18

Black lives remain expendable

Eugene Robinson

The Washington Post

19

Remember, No One Is Coming to Save Us

Roxane Gay

New York Times

20

The endless appropriation of MLK and white supremacy’s need to rewrite historical narratives

Sherronda J. Brown

Black Youth Project

21

Black Americans Have a Message for Democrats: Not Being Trump Is Not Enough

Astead W. Herndon

New York Times

22

The Trans Obituaries Project: Honoring the Trans Women of Color Lost in 2019

Raquel Willis

Out

23

Everyone Should Know What Happened To Black Wall Street

Sherronda J. Brown

Wear Your Voice

24

The anger behind the protests, explained in 4 charts

Sean Collins

Vox

25

White People Are Doing White People Things During the Fed Up-Rising Riots

Ishena Robinson

The Root

26

How Western media would cover Minneapolis if it happened in another country

Karen Attiah

Washington Post

27

In a Rare Show of Solidarity, Competing Hollywood Heavyweights Join Forces in Support of Black Lives

Maiysha Kai

The Root

28

Where is the outrage for Breonna Taylor??

Renee Nishawn Scott

Medium

29

Police Prove Point of Protests by Instigating Violence Across the Country

Ishena Robinson

The Root

30

99 Years Later: Black Wall Street’s Legacy of Resilience

Janna Zinzi

Colorlines

31

Of Course There Are Protests. The State Is Failing Black People..

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor

New York Times

32

Activist Tamika Mallory’s speech goes viral: ‘We learned violence from you!’

Gerren Keith Gaynor

The Grio

33

How Queer Women of Color Are Systemically Excluded From Pride Celebrations

Genelle Levy

Them.

34

The Long, Painful History of Police Brutality in the U.S..

Katie Nodjimbadem

Smithsonian Magazine

35

A Timeline of Events That Led to the 2020 'Fed Up'-rising

Michael Harriot

The Root

36

We Can’t Breathe: COVID-19 and Police Injustice Are Suffocating Black People

Rashid Shabazz

The Root

37

Decades of tensions between Minneapolis police and Black communities have led to this moment

Kandace Montgomery, Miski Noor

Vox

38

There's one epidemic we may never find a vaccine for: fear of black men in public spaces

John Blake

CNN

39

Enough Is Enough: Why Anti-Black Violence Cannot Follow Us Into Our New Post-COVID World

Karissa Lewis

Blavity

40

7 Ways Protestors Showed Up for Black Lives

Lornet Turnbull

Yes!

41

Can Someone Explain #BlackOutTuesday to Me Because I'm Not Real Smart, but This Seemed Real Dumb

Damon Young

The Root

42

Wypipo Wite-Out: K-Pop Fans Use Social Media Privilege to Drown Out #WhiteLivesMatter Hashtags

Tonja Renée Stidhum

The Root

43

The system was built to break black people

Rodney Foxworth

Medium

44

Black Lives Matter Seattle/king County Responds To Recent Protests And Actions By The City Of Seattle & Mayor Durkan

Black Lives Matter Seattle/King County

South Seattle Emerald

45

All The Supremacists Are White, All Of The Patriarchy Are Men, But You’re Probably A Gatekeeper

Danielle Slaughter

46

Abolition Beyond The Binary

Hood Communist

47

The myth of “progress” helps to obscure the truth—we are still marching for civil rights

Sherronda J. Brown

Black Youth Project

48

Maintaining Professionalism In The Age of Black Death Is….A Lot

Shenequa Golding

Medium

49

The Lack of Mobilized Outrage For Police Killing Black Women Is An Injurious Erasure

Treva Lindsey

Bustle

50

Defunding The Police Will Save Black And Indigenous Lives In Canada

Sandy Hudson

HuffPost

51

This Is How Hard It Is to Invest in Black Neighborhoods

Andre Perry

CityLab

52

George Floyd's Minneapolis death, Derek Chauvin's arrest and the 'Minnesota nice' myth

Mike Griffin

NBC News

53

Black trans people are disrespected in life and barely acknowledged in death – our lives matter too

Melz Owusu

Independent

54

No Justice, No Pride

N. Jamiyla Chisholm

ColorLines

55

The George Floyd protests – and riots – are a rebellion against an unjust system

Philip V McHarris

The Guardian

56

10 Habits of Someone Who Doesn’t Know They’re Anti-Black

Cicely Blain

57

Why these protests are different

Sean Collins

Vox

58

George Floyd is a tipping point, America's black community has had enough': A black mother shares her experience in Minneapolis

Venessa Fuentes

The Telegraph

59

What do we do with abusers like R. Kelly if we abolish prisons?

Hari Ziyad

Black Youth Project

60

Why Are Black Women and Girls Still an Afterthought in Our Outrage Over Police Violence?

Brittney Cooper

Time

61

Racism Is Killing the Planet

Hop Hopkins

Sierra

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To Breathe Together: Co-Conspirators For Decolonial Futures

Sefanit Habtom and Megan Scribe

Yellowhead Institute

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Performing Whiteness

Sarah Bellamy

The Paris Review

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I’m a black climate expert. Racism derails our efforts to save the planet.

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

The Washington Post

65

“I’m Not Black, I’m Dominican”

Julissa Castillo

Medium

66

Grief that takes our breath away

Benjamin Danielson

Seattle Times

67

As a Black woman, I can’t ever stop thinking about racism. It’s not a choice; it’s my reality.

Natachi Onwuamaegbu

Seattle Times

68

When Black Women Go From Office Pet to Office Threat

Erika Stallings

Teaching Tolerance

69

Ibram Kendi, One Of The Nation’s Leading Scholars Of Racism, Says Education And Love Are Not The Answer

Lonnae O'Neal

The Undefeated

70

Want to Do Something to Enact Change? Quit Being Nice at Work

Dana Weekes

Medium

71

I’m A Black Woman With A White Man. These Have Been The Hardest Weeks Of Our Relationship.

Alex Shea

Huff Post

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Angela Davis: ‘We knew that the role of the police was to protect white supremacy’

Lanre Bakare

The Guardian

73

What Is Juneteenth, How Is It Celebrated, and Why Does It Matter?

Jameelah Nasheed

Teen Vogue

74

Historian Robin D.G. Kelley: Years of Racial Justice Organizing Laid Groundwork for Today’s Uprising

Robin Kelley

Democracy Now!

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The End of Black Politics

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor

New York Times

76

The emotional impact of watching white people wake up to racism in real-time

Natalie Morris

Metro

77

5 Do’s and Dont’s for White Leaders and Colleagues Who Want to Discuss Racism at Work

Dynasti Hunt

Medium

78

Loving a Black person isn’t the same as fighting for Black lives

Kim Kelly

Mic

79

Racism Is Terrible. Blackness Is Not.

Imani Perry

The Atlantic

80

Why Now, White People?

Gene Demby

NPR

81

We Need to Stop Measuring Black Lives by Their Whiteness

Thomas Chatterton Williams

New York Times

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Not all black people are African American. Here's the difference.

Cydney Adams

CBS News

83

JUNETEENTH: THE NEXT WAVE OF EMANCIPATION

Reagan Jackson

South Seattle Emerald

84

The systemic racism black Americans face, explained in 9 charts

Sean Collins

Vox

85

K-pop fan activism for Black Lives Matter needs context

Arielle Duhaime-Ross

Vox

86

What is owed

Nikole Hannah-Jones

New York Times

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By Black Folks FOR Black Folks

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Self-Care Tips for Black People Who Are Struggling With This Very Painful Week

Rachel Miller

Vice

90

44 Mental Health Resources for Black People Trying to Survive in This Country

Zahra Barnes

SELF

91

To Black People Who Say Violence Isn't a Solution

Ishena Robinson

The Root

92

Black liberal, your time is up

Yannick Giovanni Marshall

Al Jazeera

93

Safe Space: Black Imagination Offers a Necessary Respite From the Onslaught of Black Trauma

Maiysha Kai

The Root

94

How black Americans can practice self-care during these trying times. And how everyone else can help them.

Elizabeth Wellington

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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These Activists Are Organizing Mass Meditations To Help Black People In Philly Heal During Protests

Blavity

96

Our Hair Story

Solana Cain

briarpatch

97

This #BlackMansChallenge is to extend my advocacy beyond validating the struggles of Black men

Timothy DuWhite

RaceBaitr

98

The Black Lives Matter Movement Must Include Trans People

Devin-Norelle

Teen Vogue

99

Abolition Is The Practice Of Building A Radical Vision For The End Of Imperialism, Cis Heteropatriarchy, Capitalism, And White Supremacy—and It Is Very Possible.

K. Agbebiyi et al.

Wear Your Voice

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WE OUT HERE

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Even When They’re Hunting Us, I Would Still Choose to Be Black Over and Over Again

Tiffany Jackson

Cosmopolitan

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By Black Folks FOR Non-Black Folks, Especially White Folks - Including Action Ideas

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Your Good Cop Stories Aren’t Helping Anyone

Mickey Desruisseaux

Medium

106

The Anti-Racist Reading List

Brea Baker

Elle

107

Black Owned Online Bookstores That You Should Know

Shoppe Black

108

An open letter to my white ‘friends’ who remain silent

Blue Telusma

The Grio

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Dear White People, This is What We Want You to Do

Kandise Le Blanc

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White America, if you want to know who’s responsible for racism, look in the mirror

Dahleen Glanton

Chicago Tribune

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To the White People Who Keep Asking How to ‘Help’

Elie Mystal

The Nation

112

White People, Read This Before You Text Your Black Friends

Tomi Obaro

BuzzFeed

113

Attention white people: Your #BLM memes are not enough

Mellina White

KUOW

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For Our White Friends Desiring To Be Allies

Courtney Ariel

Sojourners

115

“For White People Who Would Call Themselves Allies”

Tammy Brown

The Womxn Project

116

10 Simple Ways White People Can Step Up to Fight Everyday Racism

Derrick Clifton

Mic

117

If you're a white person wondering what to do during the George Floyd protests, I have some advice

Michael Crawford

Independent

118

Performative Allyship Is Deadly (Here’s What to Do Instead)

Holiday Phillips

Forge

119

12 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Going to a Protest

Felicia Fitzpatrick

Shine

120

Authoritarian State or Inclusive Democracy? 21 Things We Can Do Right Now

Eric K. Ward

Medium

121

America, It Is Time to Talk About Reparations

Jeffery Robinson

ACLU

122

Get it wrong for me: What I need from allies

Megan Carpenter

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Do not look away!!

Rev. Dr. Ron Bell

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To fix today, we must confront our past around race

Fred Smith Jr.

AJC

125

Instead Of Posting Black Boxes To Your Instagram, Abolish Whiteness

Da'Shaun Harrison

Wear Your Voice

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43 Bail Funds You Can Absolutely Support Right Now

Carmen Phillips

Autostraddle

127

How to respond to “riots never solve anything!””

Rafi D'Angelo

128

Beyond the Hashtag: How to Take Anti-Racist Action in Your Life

Zyahna Bryant

Teen Vogue

129

Official George Floyd Memorial Fund

130

In Memory of Tony Mcdade

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Fund Black-led Social Change, NOW!

Janis Rosheuvel

Medium

132

No More Money for the Police

Philip V. McHarris, Thenjiwe McHarris

New York Times

133

New $45 Million Government Grant Program Prioritizes Black Owned Businesses in New Jersey

Shoppe Black

134

5 ways to better support the movement

Marcus Board Jr.

The Grio

135

Defund Police And Defend Black Lives — Why We Rally

Ty Brown

South Seattle Emerald

136

Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Calls for Defunding of Police Departments

Rebekah Sager

The Hollywood Reporter

137

Reparations – Has the Time Finally Come?

Nkechi Taifa

ACLU

138

Dear Non-Black Allies: Make This Step the First Step, Not the Only Step

Lara McLeod

139

The Anti-Racist Starter Pack: 40 TV Series, Documentaries, Movies, TED Talks, and Books to Add to Your List

Brea Baker

Parade

140

America, This Is Your Chance

Michelle Alexander

New York Times

141

How Alexandra Bell Is Disrupting Racism in Journalism

Doreen St. Félix

The New Yorker

142

22-Year-Old Black Missouri Woman Gets Merriam-Webster To Revise Its Definition Of Racism

Alyssa Curtis

Blavity

143

Don't pit slavery descendants against black immigrants. Racism doesn't know the difference.

Kevin Cokley

USA Today

144

How to Build an Antiracist World

Ibram X. Kendi

TED

145

26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets

146

Dear Companies: Your BLM Posts Are Cute But We Want To See Policy Change

Janice Gassam

Forbes

147

An Antiracist Reading List

Ibram X. Kendi

New York Times

148

Yes, We Mean Literally Abolish the Police

Mariame Kaba

New York Times

149

Power Over the Police

Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò

Dissent

150

Why We Must Immediately Cease and Desist Referring to Enslaved People as, “Slaves”

Bridgette L. Hylton

Medium

151

10 Ways Orgs Can Show Up for Black Lives Without Exploiting 'Black Lives Matter'

Sunshine Muse

ColorLines

152

A Call to Attention Liberation: To Build Abundant Justice, Let’s Focus on What Matters

adrienne maree brown

truthout

153

A Manifesto by Patrisse Cullors

Patrisse Cullors

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“Allyship fatigue” is an insult to Black folks who never get to rest

Sherronda J. Brown

Black Youth Project

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By Black Folks FOR Non-Black Children/Youth - Including Resources, Actions Ideas for Parents, Caregivers, & Educators

157

Teachers Must Hold Themselves Accountable for Dismantling Racial Oppression

Kelisa Wing

Education Post

158

Class Of 2020: Our World Needs Truth, Not Saviors

Marcus Harrison Green

South Seattle Emerald

159

Let's Talk About Race (video for kindergarten students)

The Tutu Teacher

YouTube

160

Black Parents Explain How to Deal with the Police

Cut

YouTube

161

When SEL is Used as Another Form of Policing

Communities for Just Schools Fund

162

Ending Curriculum Violence

Stephanie P. Jones

Teaching Tolerance

163

Why White Students Need Multicultural and Social Justice Education

Sheldon Eakins

164

4 Ways Racial Inequity Harms American Schoolchildren

Jeffrey Pierre

NPR

165

3 Questions White Students Should Ask Themselves Before Checking In On Black Classmates

Devon Kidd

HuffPost

166

New Study Finds Black Teens Face Racial Discrimination 5 Times A Day On Average

Alyssa Curtis

Blavity

167

Dear White Teachers...

La Tawnya Robinson

YouTube

168

Being an Anti-Racist Educator Is a Verb

Keisha Rembert, Patrick Harris, and Felicia Hamilton

169

We need to prioritize Black girls in the conversation about police in schools

Sherronda J. Brown

Black Youth Project

170

What Anti-racist Teachers Do Differently

Pirette McKamey

The Atlantic

171

Antiracism in Social-Emotional Learning: Why It’s Not Enough to Talk the Talk

Tony Weaver, Jr.

EdSurge

172

17 Books About Racial Inequality for Young Readers

Marley Marius

Vogue

173

What If We Radically Reimagined the New School Year?

Ashley McCall

Chicago Unheard

174

I Was A Black Teacher In A Majority White School. Here’s How I Failed My Black Students.

Lauren Crain

HuffPost

175

"I've never experienced white guilt."

Sarah L. Webb

Teaching Tolerance

176

White Teachers Need to See Color. Here’s Why.

Joy Mohammed

We Are Teachers

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DISPROPORTIONATE IMPACTS OF SYSTEMIC RACISM IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 ON:

AUTHOR

PUBLICATION

179

Native/Indigenous Communities/Tribal Nations

180

All Our (Socially Distanced) Relations

Matika Wilbur & Adrienne Keene

All My Relations (Podcast)

181

Mashpee Wampanoag face double crisis: COVID-19 and feds

Aliyah Chavez

Indian Country Today

182

Native People Would Never Sacrifice Their Elders for the Good of the Economy

Levi Rickert

Native News Online

183

Message from an Indigenous mother to her three-year-old during COVID-19

Andrea Landry

Canada's National Observer

184

American Indians And Alaska Natives Are Survivors And Will Get Past The Covid-19 Pandemic

Levi Rickert

Native News Online

185

Covid-19 Cases Reach 813 On Navajo Nation; Death Toll Rises To 28

Levi Rickert

Native News Online

186

Gary Davis in USA Today: US Government Must Honor Commitments to Native Americans

Native Business

187

How to manage COVID-19 related stress: Advice from an Elder

Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA)

188

The 1918 Flu Destroyed Rural Alaska, Covid-19 Doesn’t Have To

Shanelle Afcan, Christina Mcdonogh

Native News Online

189

Data gaps exist on COVID-19 cases in Indigenous communities, says research fellow

Jessica Deer

CBC

190

Covid-19 In Native Communities: Recalling Past Trauma And Present Hope

Matt Remle

South Seattle Emerald

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Black Communites

193

Black doctors face added burden in outbreak: Patient trust

Curtis Bunn

NBC News

194

On Being Black, Southern And Rural In The Time Of COVID-19

Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson

Essence

195

Black Communities Are on the 'Frontline' of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here's Why

Anne Branigin

The Root

196

How Racial Health Disparities Will Play Out in the Pandemic

Julia Craven

Slate

197

The Racial Time Bomb in the Covid-19 Crisis

Charles M. Blow

The New York Times

198

It's a racial justice issue': Black Americans are dying in greater numbers from Covid-19

Kenya Evelyn

Guardian

199

We Figured Out Why Coronavirus Is Killing Black People...As If You Didn't Already Know the Answer

Michael Harriot

The Root

200

Black Americans Face Alarming Rates of Coronavirus Infection in Some States

John Eligon, et al.

The New York Times

201

When the Country Sneezes, Black Women Catch the Flu. What Happens With COVID-19 in the United States?

Dorianne Mason

Rewire News

202

Why Don’t We Know Who the Coronavirus Victims Are?

Ibram X. Kendi

The Atlantic

203

400 Years is Not A Trend: COVID-19 Exposes The Impact of Institutional Racism in America

The New Orleans Tribune

204

Black Communities Need Support, Not a Coronavirus Police State

Robyn Maynard, Andrea J. Ritchie

Vice

205

Why I don’t feel safe wearing a face mask

Aaron Thomas

Boston Globe

206

What the Coronavirus Is Doing to Black People Ain't a Conspiracy. It's Just America

Damon Young

The Root

207

Black Women Have Long Faced Racism In Healthcare. Covid-19 Is Only Amplifying It.

Erin Clare Brown

The Appeal

208

Stop Blaming Black People for Dying of the Coronavirus

Ibram X. Kendi

The Atlantic

209

Structural Racism Is Exacerbating the Coronavirus Pandemic for Black People—Especially Black Wome

Kendra Bozarth

Ms.

210

Black health experts say surgeon general's comments reflect lack of awareness of black community

Curtis Bunn

NBC News

211

COVID-19: Black Folks Have Been Trying To Tell You That Data Is Political

Daniel E. Dawes

ESSENCE

212

The Racism of COVID-19

Ulysses Burley III

The Salt Collective

213

Black Women Are Leading The Fight For Respectful Maternity Care During COVID-19 Crisis And Beyond

Carmen Green & Krystina Muhammad

Essence

214

Before COVID-19, Corporate America Shortchanged Black Women $50 Billion Annually: Why All Women Should Care

Michelle Holder

Ms.

215

To Protect Black People in Face Masks, Democratic Senators Request Racial Bias Training for Police

Zack Linly

The Root

216

Mapping racial inequity amid COVID-19 underscores policy discriminations against Black Americans

Andre M. Perry, et al.

Brookings

217

We’ve Been Socially Distanced for Decades. It’s Called Racism.

Blavity

218

‘Racial Entitlement At Its Finest’: Black Leaders Call Out Cops For Not Policing Anti-Lockdown Protests

Royce Dunmore

NewsOne

219

There’s Never Been a More Urgent Moment to Build Black Americans’ Trust in the Medical System

Jamilah King

Mother Jones

220

Few appear more anxious about states reopening than black Americanss

Eugene Scott

The Washington Post

221

It’s Not Obesity. It’s Slavery.

Sabrina Strings

The New York Times

222

For Marginalized People In Georgia, The Fight For Survival Intensifies

Da'Shaun Harrison

Wear Your Voice

223

224

Asian Communites

225

As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does Anti-Chinese Racism

Sara Li

TeenVogue

226

AND THEN THEY CAME AFTER MULAN

Angry Asian Man

227

Coronavirus fears show how 'model minority' Asian Americans become the 'yellow peril'

Matthew Lee

NBC News

228

Confronting Anti-Asian Discrimination During the Coronavirus Crisis

Ed Park

The New Yorker

229

Yellow Peril

Koreangry

230

For Asian Americans, There Are Two Pandemics: COVID-19 And Daily Bigotry

Brittany Wong

HuffPost

231

Western Washington not immune to racist attacks against Asian Americans as the threat of Coronavirus spreads

Patranya Bhoolsuwan

International Examiner

232

The New Fear for Asian-Americans Going Out in Public

Chris Gayomali

GQ

233

This Is What It’s Like To Be An Asian Woman In The Age Of The Coronavirus

Wendy Lu

HuffPost

234

‘I am not a virus.’ How this artist is illustrating coronavirus-fueled racism

Stephanie García

PBS News Hour

235

Chinese Americans are Learning What It’s Like To Be Black During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Tony Lindsay

Medium

236

The long history of US racism against Asian Americans, from ‘yellow peril’ to ‘model minority’ to the ‘Chinese virus’

Adrian De Leon

The Conversation

237

The Slur I Never Expected to Hear in 2020

Cathy Park Hong

The New York Times Magazine

238

Smashed windows and racist graffiti: Vandals target Asian Americans amid coronavirus

Sheng Peng

NBC News

239

‘The media tends to neglect us’: An interview with Russell Jeung

Camille Bromley

Columbia Journalism Review

240

Lululemon Art Director Posts Racist ‘Bat Fried Rice’ Shirts for Sale

Ryan General

NextShark

241

Coronavirus reminds Asian Americans like me that our belonging is conditional

John Cho

Los Angeles Times

242

The Unique Struggle of Asian & Vulnerable Communities in the Mexico-US Borderlands in the Face of a Global Pandemic

Estefania Castañeda Pérez

Remezcla

243

Racism is the other virus sweeping America during this pandemic

Julie Morita

Chicago Tribune

244

Jose Antonio Vargas on how aspects of the pandemic mirror struggles of undocumented people

Kimmy Yam

NBC News

245

Seven things you should know about COVID-19, China and Asian Americans

Josina Morita

Chicago Sun Times

246

The Rise of Anti-Asian Hate in the Wake of Covid-19

Jennifer Lee and Monika Yadav

Items

247

248

Latino/a/x Communities

249

Unsung Heroes: Mexican Laborers Still Working Hard In The Fields, Providing Our Food

O. DELGADO

LatinLive

250

U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus

Jens Manuel Krogstad et al.

Pew Research Center

251

Hit the hardest by coronavirus deaths, NY Latinos mourn loved ones

Nicole Acevedo

NBC News

252

African Americans Hard Hit By COVID-19: Are Latinos Facing A Similar Fate?

James E. Garcia

Latino USA

253

Saving Washington: The case for unemployment insurance for undocumented workers

Karen Fierro Ruiz & Abigail Scholar

Crosscut

254

Chicago coronavirus outbreak infects dozens of migrant children in U.S. custody

Camilo Montoya-Galvez

CBS News

255

Latinos Feeding the Nation During the Pandemic Are Being Left Behind

Julyssa Lopez

Remezcla

256

Residents in L.A.’s Latino neighborhoods less likely to receive relief funds amid COVID-19

Eliza Moreno

UCLA Newsroom

257

258

RACE AND

AUTHOR

PUBLICATION

259

Race AND Disability Justice

260

Coronavirus made accessibility a priority. It should stay that way when the pandemic ends.

Imani Barbarin

The Philadelphia Inquirer

261

Rude For A Disabled Person

Imani Barbarin

Crutches&Spice

262

Coronavirus shows everyone what people with disabilities have known all along

Naomi Ishisaka

Seattle Times

263

Disability Justice in the Time of Coronavirus (webinar)

Women's March

264

265

Race AND Economic Justice

266

Social Distancing Is a Privilege

Charles M. Blow

The New York Times

267

Coronavirus recovery can’t lead to a more gentrified Seattle

Marcus Harrison Green

Crosscut

268

Black Businesses Are Buckling Under the Threat of COVID-19

Kimberly Adams

The Root

269

They Clean the Buildings Workers Are Fleeing. But Who’s Protecting Them?

John Eligon and Nellie Bowles

The New York Times

270

College Made Them Feel Equal. The Virus Exposed How Unequal Their Lives Are.

Nicholas Casey

The New York Times

271

Blacks and Latinos Affected Most by Job Losses During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Saskia Kercy

The Root

272

Growing Number of Minority and Low-Income Students May Miss Out on Online Learning After Coronavirus Closures

Anne Branigin

The Root

273

Demand is up at Rainier Valley Food Bank in south Seattle. But donations are down

Ruby de Luna

KUOW

274

How racism and poverty made Detroit a new coronavirus hot spot

Khushbu Shah

Vox

275

Why NYC’s Undocumented Restaurant Workers Are the Forgotten Victims of the Shutdown

Gary He

Eater New York

276

Jade Garden: independent restaurants struggle to survive pandemic

Irene Jiang

Business Insider

277

Coronavirus economic relief cannot neglect Black-owned business

Andre M. Perry, David Harshbarger

Brookings

278

For Black And Brown Businesses, The Next Relief Bill Could Be A Lifeline—or An Assault

Michael Blake, Nathalie Molina Niño

Newsweek

279

Why Distance Learning Can’t Always Come First: A Student Perspective

Annie Moua

EdAllies

280

California Becomes First State to Create Multi-Million Dollar Fund for Undocumented Immigrants Impacted by Coronavirus

Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo

Remezcla

281

Lawsuit alleges Wells Fargo unfairly shuffled Paycheck Protection Program applications

Dalvin Brown

USA Today

282

Coronavirus & White Settler Colonialism

Class Trouble

283

Shake Shack Gets $10M Federal Loan For Small Businesses Affected by COVID-19

Tanay Warerkar

Eater New York

284

A tale of two parks: Enjoying the sun in wealthy Manhattan, social distancing under police scrutiny in the Bronx

Marquise Francis

Yahoo News

285

Are Their Apples Worth More Than Our Lives?' Yakima Valley Fruit Workers Strike For Protections

Enrique Perez De La Rosa

Northwest Public Broadcasting

286

Language gaps make it doubly hard for businesses seeking aid

Manola Secaira

Crosscut

287

Race, wealth and public spaces: US beaches are a new flashpoint of the lockdown

Ankita Rao

The Guardian

288

289

Race AND . . . Environmental Justice, Immigration Justice, Restorative Justice, Educational Justice

290

Social Distancing Is Not an Option for People in Prison and ICE Detention

Lornet Turnbull

YES!

291

Air Pollution Disproportionately Affects Black Folks. A New Study Finds It Also Makes Coronavirus Much More Deadly

Anne Branigin

The Root

292

Coronavirus adds to suffering of foster children in King County

Naomi Ishisaka

Seattle Times

293

Give Them All A’s

Dr. Manuel Rustin

Medium

294

"We are trapped": Immigrant women detained during pandemic speak out

Camilo Montoya-Galvez

CBS News

295

Chicago mayor signs order ensuring immigrants, refugees have access to COVID-19 relief provided by city

Aris Folley

The Hill

296

One reason why people of color are dying at higher rates in the US? The air they breathe

Mustafa Santiago Ali

The Guardian

297

Equitable Access To Health Information For Non-English Speakers Amidst The Novel Coronavirus Pandemic

David Velasquez, et al.

Health Affairs

298

Distance Learning During Coronavirus Worsens Race, Class Inequality in Education

Nidia Bautista

TeenVogue

299

A Doctor on ICE’s Response to the Pandemic: “You Could Call It COVID-19 Torture”

Fernanda Echavarri, et al.

Mother Jones

300

Homelessness amid coronavirus: Drastic times call for radical solutions

Naomi Ishisaka

Seattle Times

301

81 Percent Of Nypd's Social Distancing Summonses Were Issued To Blacks And Latinos: 'it's The New Stop And Frisk'

Adrian Carrasquillo

Newsweek

302

Stop expelling and separating immigrant children and parents during COVID

Susan Song

The Hill

303

Study: Covid-19 lockdowns hit black-owned small businesses the hardest

Aaron Ross Coleman

Vox

304

305

RACIAL EQUITY: COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS, HEALING, AND CARE

AUTHOR

PUBLICATION

306

How to Be Together Apart In the Time of Coronavirus

Priya Parker

The New York Times

307

Self-Care Tips For Asian Americans Dealing With Racism Amid Coronavirus

Brittany Wong

HuffPost

308

10 Ways Inclusive Leaders Can Mitigate Bias When Communicating About Coronavirus

Minal Bopaiah and Sabine Marx

Medium

309

This immigrant has uplifting tips on making quarantine work. He's been living like this for a year

Esmy Jimenez

KUOW

310

This Black Owned Toy Business Is Playing No Games During The Coronavirus Crisis

Shoppe Black

311

Mutual Aid And Radical Care In The Time Of Increased Uncertainty

Reina Sultan

Wear Your Voice

312

Preparing For Coronavirus Crisis: As Organizers, It’s Time To Do What We Do Best

Irene Rojas-Carroll

Bay Rising

313

Decolonizing Community Care In Response To Covid-19

Jade Begay

NDN Collective

314

Traditional Indigenous Kinship Practices at Home: Being Child-Centered During the Pandemic

INDIGENOUS MOTHERHOOD

315

Boost your mood ... on quarantine

Aliyah Chavez

Indian Country Today

316

How a community kitchen and taxi company are working together to keep people fed during COVID-19

Carmen Hom

International Examiner

317

Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity Pressure

Aisha S. Ahmad

The Chronicle of Higher Education

318

Community Care: An Indigenous Response to Coronavirus

Jade Begay

YES!

319

A Brief Guide to Making a Better Tomorrow

adrienne maree brown

Vice

320

Mapping Our Social Change Roles in Times of Crisis

Deepa Iyer

Medium

321

COVID-19: Using a Racial Justice Lens Now to Transform Our Future

Lori Villarosa

Nonprofit Quarterly

322

Can Coronavirus Cure White Supremacy?

Michael Harriot

The Root

323

Parenting During Coronavirus: Opportunities to Reconnect and Decolonize

Angela Aguilar

Yes!

324

SheaMoisture Announces $1 Million Relief Fund For Business Owners Of Color Impacted By COVID-19

Janice Gassam

Forbes

325

To get through a pandemic, remember the lessons learned by your ancestors

Colleen Echohawk

Puget Sound Business Journal

326

Stop Talking About Inequality and Do Something About It

Jeremiah Bey Ellison

The New York Times

327

Survival Healing: Traditional Mexican Remedies

LAURA DE LOS SANTOS

South Side Weekly

328

3 Black Female ER Doctors Launch Free Telehealth Service For Marginalized Communities To Deal With COVID-19

GirlTalkHQ

329

10 Books by Indigenous Authors to Get Us Through 2020

Kaitlin Curtice

330

The Brilliance of the Beaver: Learning from an Anishnaabe World

CBC

331

Native Organizations Lifted Up, Lifting Up Others During COVID-19

Seattle Indian Health Board

332

Black Maternal Health Week Shines Spotlight on Black-Led Solutions

Miriam Zoila Pérez

Rewire.News

333

Tashiro Kaplan Artists Build Community Resilience To Survive Covid-19

Beverly Aarons

South Seattle Emerald

334

New effort aims to provide Covid-19 resources to non-English speakers in U.S.

Shafaq Zia

STAT

335

Seattle area Black educators come together to read children's books online.

Omari Salisbury

Where We Converge

336

Hey Philanthropy, your capacity-building partners still need you..and you need us too!

Melissa DeShields

337

Putting Food on the Table During a Pandemic

Arlene Mejorado

The Nation

338

Black Journalist Launches Newsletter to Keep Black People Informed About the Coronavirus Pandemic

Zack Linly

The Root

339

12 Coronavirus Funds That Will Help the Most Vulnerable

Shirley Ngozi Nwangwa

The Nation

340

Covid19 — Skip The Workbooks, Teaching And Learning

Erin Okuno

Fakequity

341

Learning with Millie and Susie

Samantha Harris and Devon Scott

342

Farming For Change: Black Womxn Farmers Fight The Pandemic With A Food Revolution

Sharon H. Chang

South Seattle Emerald

343

Black-Owned Comics Company Offers Free Lesson Plans For Students Learning From Home Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Amanda Monroe

Blavity

344

Trainees learn how to respond to anti-Asian harassment during the Coronavirus pandemic

Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

AsAm News

345

How National Black Muslim COVID Coalition serves communities during the pandemic

Cassie Owens

The Philadelphia Inquirer

346

Black and Asian Community Leaders Reveal What Would Happen If Our Communities Unite

Maina Chen

NextShark

347

Indigenous Stories of Uncertain Times

Native Appropriations

348

Black Feminist Perspectives On Covid-19: A Reading List

Nana Afua Yeboaa Brantuo

Black Women Radicals

349

Indigenous Artists Are Creating Boundary-Pushing Pieces That Inspire Strength and Healing

Kelly Boutsalis

Elle

350

Lessons Learned From Celebrating Ramadan During A Pandemic

Amina Ibrahim

South Seattle Emerald

351

How to be an ally for Asian Americans facing racism amid COVID-19

MPR

352

How to Develop Culturally Responsive Teaching for Distance Learning

Amielle Major

EiE

353

New York’s Chinatown Block Watch Looks Out for Their Own During COVID-19

Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

AsAmNews

354

Art Workers Mobilize to Combat Anti-Asian Racism

Valentina Di Liscia

Hyperallergic

355

Black Female Psychologist Creates First Ever Therapy Card Deck For Women of Color

BlackBusiness

356

Graduates, ‘Don’t ever, ever let anyone tell you that you’re too angry’

Michelle Obama

The Washington Post

357

What Indian Country Remembers About Survival

Jade Begay

Yes!

358

359

GENERAL ARTICLES

AUTHOR

PUBLICATION

360

King County's COVID-19 quarantine plan disrespects communities of color

Glenn Nelson

Crosscut

361

Coronavirus is slowing down search for census workers, could make it harder to count Americans

Deborah Barfield Berry

USA TODAY

362

It Doesn’t Have To Take A Pandemic For Us To Care.

Hannah Drake

Write Some Sh*t

363

What the Racial Data Show

Ibram X. Kendi

The Atlantic

364

Health professionals warn of ‘explosion’ of coronavirus cases in minority communities

Laura Barrón-López et al.

Politico

365

Virus Is Twice as Deadly for Black and Latino People Than Whites in N.Y.C.

Jeffery C. Mays, Andy Newman

The New York Times

366

This is the wake-up call for nonprofits and foundations to get political

Vu Le

Nonproft AF

367

Now Is The Time To Start Planning For The Next Disaster – 33 Questions

Erin Okuno

Fakequity

368

Being a person of color isn’t a risk factor for coronavirus. Living in a racist country is

Renée Graham

Boston Globe

369

Coronavirus has hit Black people hard nationwide. Here in Washington? The data is lacking

Naomi Ishisaka

Seattle Times

370

Tracking Race and Ethnicity in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Alexis Madrigal

The COVID Tracking Project

371

Covid-19 Behavior Isn’t New For Marginalized Communities

Jasmine Pulido

South Seattle Emerald

372

Demand that Zoom immediately create a solution to protect its users from racist cyber attacks!

Dr. Dennis Johnson

373

Analyze Racial Inequity During COVID-19

ArcGIS Blog

374

The White Tantrum Heard Across The Nation

Hannah Drake

Write Some Shi*t

375

Racial toll of virus grows even starker as more data emerges

Kat Stafford

AP News

376

How Testing for Coronavirus Became a Rorschach Test for Racism

Hilary Beard

Colorlines

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1	Moving from Allyship to Solidarity' Reference Articles
2	If you are able, please financially support Black journalists and artists!
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4	Advice for White Folks and Non-Black People of Color from Black Authors	AUTHOR	PUBLICATION
5	5 Do’s and Dont’s for White Leaders and Colleagues Who Want to Discuss Racism at Work	Dynasti Hunt	Medium
6	5 Tips For Being An Ally (video)	Franchesca Ramsey	YouTube
7	10 Simple Ways White People Can Step Up to Fight Everyday Racism	Derrick Clifton	Mic
8	10 Ways Orgs Can Show Up for Black Lives Without Exploiting 'Black Lives Matter'	Sunshine Muse	ColorLines
9	12 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Going to a Protest	Felicia Fitzpatrick	Shine
10	26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets
11	Allyship 1010: From The Woke Coach	Seena Hodges
12	A Manifesto by Patrisse Cullors	Patrisse Cullors
13	An open letter to my white ‘friends’ who remain silent	Blue Telusma	The Grio
14	Attention white people: Your #BLM memes are not enough	Mellina White	KUOW
15	Authoritarian State or Inclusive Democracy? 21 Things We Can Do Right Now	Eric K. Ward	Medium
16	Beyond the Hashtag: How to Take Anti-Racist Action in Your Life	Zyahna Bryant	Teen Vogue
17	Dear Non-Black Allies: Make This Step the First Step, Not the Only Step	Lara McLeod	LinkedIn
18	For Our White Friends Desiring To Be Allies	Courtney Ariel	Sojourners
19	Get it wrong for me: What I need from allies	Megan Carpenter	LinkedIn
20	How black Americans can practice self-care during these trying times. And how everyone else can help them.	Elizabeth Wellington	The Philadelphia Inquirer
21	If you're a white person wondering what to do during the George Floyd protests, I have some advice	Michael Crawford	Independent
22	Instead Of Posting Black Boxes To Your Instagram, Abolish Whiteness	Da'Shaun Harrison	Wear Your Voice
23	Performative Allyship Is Deadly (Here’s What to Do Instead)	Holiday Phillips	Forge
24	To the White People Who Keep Asking How to ‘Help’	Elie Mystal	The Nation
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27	Bonus "ally" articles
28	If You Really Want to Unlearn Racism, Read Black Sci-Fi Authors	Cree Myles	The Mary Sue
29	White Allies Shouldn't Be Anti-Racist. They Must Be Pro-Black.	Warren Stanislaus	Blavity
30	The original Lady A speaks out on how to be a better ally	Nana Efua Mumford	Washington Post