Racial Justice & Anti-Racist Resources

A resource list to educate yourself and spark conversation about institutionalized racism

Welcome

 

Black Lives Matter Protest

This guide highlights A&M-SA resources (e-books and streaming videos) and resources freely available online about institutionalized racism in the United States. Topic areas highlighted include the history of race and racism, race and education, race and criminal justice, and race and economics. See more information about viewing e-books from off-campus.

This guide is by no means exhaustive and is limited to items that our library is able to provide remote access. If you know of a related book or film that you would like the library to purchase you can suggest it here, or if you want us to add a resource to this guide, please send your suggestions to library@tamusa.edu.

Anti-Racism

Racial Justice & Policing

Historical Context on Racism in the U.S.

Films

Racial Justice Activism

Examining Whiteness

Race and Education

Race and Economics

Personal Accounts

Children and Young Adult Books

Black Lives Matter Instructional Library Presentation first slide with bookshelves image

Curated books on topics like self-love/empowerment, activism, talking about racism with kids, and black history. Click the image above to view a presentation which allows viewers to click on specific books to hear a read aloud of that title. See additional resources at the end

Additional Resources

Acknowledgment

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