https://www.marieclaire.com/politics/a32782586/biracial-conversations-about-racial-justice/

Mixed race, mixed race privilege, racial injustice, racism, coming to terms with racial identity, struggles of those of mixed race, using privilege for good, privileges,

This article was very insightful for me because I have tons of privileges even though I'm mixed and also want to use that for a good cause.

https://www.vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifestyle/article/mixed-race-experience

Mixed race, fitting in, coming to terms with racial identity, struggles of those of mixed race, treatment of women of mixed race, women of mixed race, Black & mixed race, racism against mixed race people

This article is less relatable for me as it is about women who are Black & mixed race and I am not Black. However, there was a sentence that being of mixed race isn't an equal divide and that one half is weighted down with centuries of oppression etc, which really stuck with me because I feel the same about my Indonesian side

https://embracingdiversity.us/bill-of-rights-for-people-of-mixed-heritage-maria-p-p-root-ph-d/

Mixed race, coming to terms with racial identity, struggles of those of mixed race, self-acceptance, self-love, treatment of those of mixed race, identity

https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2018/01/17/578386796/racial-impostor-syndrome-here-are-your-stories?t=1603650764775

Mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, treatment of those of mixed race, everyday racism against those of mixed race, growing up mixed race, not fitting in, insecurities regarding racial identity, racial impostor syndrome

This podcast was very helpful for me because the stories were very relatable to me even though they are all very different but I recognized my own experiences within them

https://mixedracefaces.com

Mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, treatment of those of mixed race, everyday racism against those of mixed race, growing up mixed race, not fitting in, insecurities regarding racial identity

I loved this source because it had so many stories that in ways, were super different in comparison to my own experiences, yet also felt really relatable for me as a woman of mixed race

https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5250/fronjwomestud.31.1.142?seq=1

Mixed race, women of mixed race, treatment of women of mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, fitting in, unbelonging, racial injustice

https://www.suglobalists.com/articles/2020/reality-of-identity

White privilege, mixed race, treatment of women of mixed race, white privilege when you're not monoracial, white-passing privilege, struggles of those of mixed race

https://www.buzzfeed.com/gabrielafowler/the-privilege-of-white-passing

White privilege, white privilege when you're not monoracial, white passing privilege, mixed race, privileges, treatment of those of mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, privilege

https://nobasicgirlsallowed.com/racial-imposter-syndrome-finding-mixed-race-belonging-through-fake-racial-identity/

Mixed race, treatment of women of mixed race, growing up mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, insecurities regarding racial identity, not fitting in, racial impostor syndrome

Racism, inequality, experiment, eye opening for white people

This documentary made clear how unknown white people are about their privileges and what is needed to make that clear. For me this is een example how I can show my close people what racism is.

https://www.videoland.com/series/500494/eerlijkefoto

This series shows that if you do not have other rolemodels you can't open your eyes for different people and respect them. My persepctive broadened by seeing different bodies and made me realize that the standard I have isn't fair, not to me and not to others.

https://www.vpro.nl/dorst/producties/pete-en-de-bananen.html

This documentary made me realize and understand how it is to grow up in two cultures and the difficulties involved. I personally wasn't so aware of the racism against asian people in the Netherlandes, it opened my eyes and made me aware of my role and that I should speak up to people about it.

https://www.bol.com/nl/f/wit-is-ook-een-kleur/9200000060603063/

Dutch racism, innocence, new perspectives, unkown privilege

This book gave me the insight that Dutch white people are very unknown about racism and have too much spite to admit and reconize they are doing something wrong. The recognition I have is big and makes me wanting to do something about it.

This book gave me awnsers to a lot of my questions. About feeling guilt to be white and what we can do about is. Holding a mirror and talking to others, holding the mirror to others.

https://exactitudes.com

The series of photos makes clear how we put others in boxes, and because of that we forget to see who the individual is. I personally find it diffucult to be put in a box because I don't like the box where I could be putted in.

https://blogs.hope.edu/getting-race-right/our-context-where-we-are/the-history-we-inhaled/how-do-we-rid-ourselves-of-stereotypes/

information/opinion piece

This article explains how we can get rid of stereotypes, it helpes me to think broader. But it makes me also understanding why there actuallt are stereotypes. Lack of education.

https://www.socialevraagstukken.nl/diversiteit-vraagt-toch-om-hokjesdenken/

This article learned me that we need to see the differences in people and see that as normal, we can't see eachother as the same because we are not. And we shoulf celebrate that.

https://www.vn.nl/intersectionaliteit-racisme/

"White people see racism as conscious hatred." This essay teached me to be anti-racist, that it is posible that you are stiill learning and not fully free from it.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/06Mqk0gM4YuR418juXBJpk?si=8QuzTVeQR0ySfM__JQ3QUA

What has opened my eyes the most is the talk about the representation of muslim women in the media. the ‘safari style’ photography is harmful, because it tents to not focus on the individual. The lack of focus results in what we in the Netherlands call ‘verschil-denken’ & ‘wij-zij’ denken.

Media influence, women, representation of women, women in leadership roles,

https://www.collegeart.org/pdf/diversity/white-privilege-and-male-privilege.pdf

priviledge, male priviledge, patriachy, white priviledge, women

This essay helped me understand my own priviledges and position as a white, high educated women within feminism. The methafor of the 'invisible knapsack' is a great example of how priviledge works

harmful tropes in film & TV, stereotyping of (darkskinned) Black women in film & TV, exclusion of certain stories for (darkskinned) Black women in film & TV

this video showed me how apparently 'positive stereotypes' such as the assumption that black women are strong and cannot be pushed around, can also be harmful and how big the difference actually is between the representation of black and white women.

https://philpapers.org/archive/NASRI.pdf

Intersectionality, intersection thinking, intersectional feminism, identity, identity politics

The essay explained how intersectionality works and how different facets of my identity have impact on my life. I came so see and understand the different relations i have with our society and i came to see how the multidimentional aspect of identity works.

https://www.volkskrant.nl/cultuur-media/dumas-laat-met-haar-black-drawings-zien-hoe-makkelijk-we-generaliseren-en-details-uit-het-oog-verliezen~b01e9c21/

generalisation, black culture, identity, black representation, media, marginalised groups

dumas lets you move within your own own quick and weighted judgment. She illustrates how we often lean on stereotypes when we look at certain groups and how the image in the media influences this. Groups that are emotionally distant from you are particularly difficult, because you will assume the image more quickly. I notice that I also do this unconsciously and it made me realize that I have to look more at the individual and start the conversation in order to get a connection with another person

https://caleidoscopia.nl/aktiviteiten-en-workshops/lezing-profdr-gloria-wekker

Intersectionality, identity, identity politics, caleidoscopic thinking, different pilars of identity

Wekker explains how intersectionality works and how it's useful when looking at identity. It made me think about how my own priviledge works within an educational context. I see how I benefit from white priviledge in a way i'm not even conscious about.

https://repository.ubn.ru.nl/bitstream/handle/2066/77079/77079.pdf

gender, sollicitaties, zelfpresentatiestrategieën, zelfpromotie,
cultuurverschillen

This document illustrates and researces the paradox women experience when it comes to leadership positions and job roles, it illustrates a new vision on 'the glass ceiling' women still experience today. The most refreshing and interesting thing i've found in this document is the vision on leadership styles, wich shows how women which shows that women usually use the most effective and efficient form of leadership and men often the least effective, but that men are still seen as more capable leaders than women. Obviously, this leans on problematic stereotypes.

https://www.mutualart.com/Artwork/Pretty-Girls/9ED0AC13471322A0

Riso printed photography

https://www.oscam.nl/portfolio-item/oscam-x-blknws/

News, black culture, identity, black representation, media, marginalised groups

This intstallation has shown me how colonialised the media actually is and how it's excluding a lot of groups within our society. The way we've organised media has a great impact on the way we are teached to look at everything and everyone who's not within our domoninent, white & westen culture.

https://nobasicgirlsallowed.com/racial-imposter-syndrome-finding-mixed-race-belonging-through-fake-racial-identity/

Mixed race, treatment of women of mixed race, growing up mixed race, struggles of those of mixed race, insecurities regarding racial identity, not fitting in, racial impostor syndrome

Media influence, women, representation of women, women in leadership roles,

https://www.vpro.nl/programmas/tegenlicht/kijk/afleveringen/2019-2020/alfamannen.html

https://janhoek.net/NEW-WAYS-OF-PHOTOGRAPHING-THE-NEW-MAASAI

https://podcastluisteren.nl/ep/DAMN-HONEY-Aflevering-15-Over-dik-zijn-Lize-Korpershoek-en-Boef-Met-Merel-Wildschut-en-Tatjana-Almuli

www.fragmentary.org

This collection of photographs are about mental health and all the struggles that come with it, it is a very inclusive archive and I believe it gives a very complete image of the different sides to mental health issues

https://www.academia.edu/31930839/Decolonization_as_Care

This piece brought me to tears when Rizvi talked about 'peach' as a body color, it made me feel seen because my skin white, but not peach. I never read something that expressed my feelings so clearly

Rupi Kaur's poetry is very intense, in this poem she discusses the way we raise our girls to accept violence as love. It is painful to read, but very empowering as well

I never felt such anger and rage trough a single poem, 'The witch doesn't burn in this one' is a poetry collection by Amanda Lovelace, it is extremely emotional and gave me a deeper understanding of what people who were confronted with sexual violence have to deal with