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Welcome. This guide provides a curated selection of resources and materials on topics related to anti-racism, racial justice, and systemic racism. This guide seeks to provide support to those that are interested in learning more about these topics and provide a launching point for those interested in conducting research on these subjects. In addition, this guide can also serve as a resource for instructors who are interested in diversifying or decolonizing their course readings and resources. The guide is a living document, and will change, adapt, and evolve based on feedback and community input.
Note: This guide includes materials and resources that either freely available online or are provided by the Binghamton University Libraries to the Binghamton community. Some books, databases, and articles may require you to login using your Binghamton University credentials to get access.
To explore all of the resources included in this guide, click on the tabs located on the left-hand side of this page or see below for a table of contents.
Anti-Racism Resources: Where to Start. This page provides a featured list of books, articles, a/v, and additional resources that provide information on issues such as white supremacy, systemic racism, racial oppression, and anti-racism.
Resources by Subject. This section provides a variety of resources that address issues of racism, systemic racism, and racial justice as it pertains to different subject areas. See the subject areas covered below:
Celebrating Black Voices. This page highlights books, articles, videos, podcasts, and additional resources that celebrate Black literature, art, and culture.
Resources on Decolonizing Curricula. This page provides resources that can help support instructors that are interested in learning more about decolonizing their curricula and incorporating anti-racism into their pedagogy.