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• Anti-racism Resources from Randall Library's Collection

  Randall Library is committed to addressing systemic racism in our community. One effort we have made is to compile a list of personal reading and teaching resources. Titles may be in both print and electronic formats. We will continue to add titles to this list. If you have a recommended resource you would like the library to purchase, please contact Melissa Raymer, raymerm@uncw.edu.

  Go to Randall Library's Antiracism Resources
• Books
  • Linguistic Justice Black Language, Literacy, Identity, and Pedagogy April Baker-Bell
  • Life upon These Shores : Looking at African American History, 1513-2008
    by Henry Louis Gates Jr.
  • The Natchez Burning Trilogy Series
  • The Emperor of Ocean Park
  • White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism
  • Negroland: A Memoir by Margo Jefferson
  • Smoketown: The Untold Story of the Other Great Black Renaissance
  • The Color of Water by James McBride
  • Deacon King Kong - by James McBride
  • Beyond Black and White: Reflections on Racial Reconciliation
  • The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
  • "The Price and the Promise...": The Essential Presidential Speeches of Barack Obama
  • The Nickel Boys: a novel by Colson Whitehead
  • The Underground Railroad: A Novel by Colson Whitehead
  • The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration
  • Search Committees: A Comprehensive Guide to Successful Faculty, Staff, and Administrative Searches
  • Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?
  • Uprooting Racism:  How White People Can Work for Racial Justice
  • Caste: The Origins of Out Discontents
  • The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
  • Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America
  • The Fire Next Time
  • Long Time Coming: Reckoning with Race in America
  • The Vanishing Half
  • Between the World and Me
  • How to Be an Antiracist
  • Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice
  • White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity
  • Full Dissidence: Notes from an Uneven Playing Field
  • The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together
  • The Whiteness of Wealth: Dorothy A. Brown
  • Ratchetdemic: Reimagining Academic Success: Christopher Emdin
  • Books for Conversations about Race & Social Justice
  • Audible: My Grandmother's Hands
  • Good Reads: The Other Black Girl
  • Nice Racism: How Progressive White People Perpetuate Racial Harm
  • The Cruelty is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America
  • The Racial Contract
• Movies

  The following movies can be watched free from the UNCW library.

  • Just Mercy
  • The Hate U Give
  • I Am Not Your Negro
  • Ken Burns's Central Park Five
  • Brian Banks

  
  

  Movie Trailers / Previews

  • Netflix Original: Ma Rainy's Black Bottom
  • Prime Original: What the Constitution Means to Me (2020) Trailer
  • LucasFilm: Double Victory: The Tuskegee Airmen at War
  • Mudbound
  • The Banker
  • Hidden Figures
  • 12 Years a Slave
  • Fruitville Station
  • Crash
  • Fences
  • 4 Little Girls
  • The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
  • Something the Lord Made
  • American History X
  • When They See Us
  • Marshall
  • Mississippi Burning
  • Dear White People
  • The Last Black Man in San Francisco
  • Freedom Riders
  • The 24th
  • The Good Lord Bird (The abolitionist John Brown)
  • Official Lovecraft Country Series Trailer 2020
  • Get Out Official Trailer 1 (2017) - Daniel Kaluuya Movie
  • Devil in a Blue Dress
  • Clockers
  • Narc
  • Trial of the Chicago 7
  • MLK Documentary
  • MLK/FBI
  • PBS American Experience: Blinding Isaac Woodard
  • The Underground Railroad
  • Concrete Cowboy
  • The Underground Railroad
  • The United States vs. Billie Holiday
• Music
  • Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
  • PRINCE - Dear Mr. Man
  • Cameo - Skin I'm In
  • Rage Against The Machine - Wake up
  • Curtis Mayfield - Back To The World 1973
  • Courtney Pine - Rules
  • Les Mccan Eddie Harris - Compared to What
  • Gil Scott-Heron - It's Your World
  • Gino Vannelli - Brother to Brother
  • Isley Brothers - Fight the Power
  • Kurt Elling - Bonita Cuba
  • Maze - Reaching Down Inside
  • Ricky Lee Jones - Gravity
  • Robert Glasper - Always Shine
  • Robert Glasper Experiment - Gonna Be Alright
  • Ronnie Laws - Every Generation
  • Ronny Jordan - Brighter Day Remix
  • Sting - A Thousand Years
  • War - the World Is A Ghetto
  • The Temptations - Zoom
  • Music and the Movement
  • Music for the Movement
• Newsletters / Articles
  • Free Access to the New York Times
  • NY Times: It Took Mitch McConnell Six Weeks
  • NY Times: When Culture Really Began to Reckon With White Privilege
  • NY Times: Why Is Publishing So White?
  • NY Times: Why Did Racial Progress Stall in America?
  • NY Times: A Peek at the Variety, Wonder and Trauma of Black Life, Then and Now
  • LiveScience: Amazing Black scientists
  • Inside Higher Ed: The Souls of Black Professors
  • NY Times: Teaching Racial Justice Isn't Racial Justice
  • The Atlantic: A Battle Between the Two Souls of America
  • The Atlantic: The Most Important Divide in American Politics Isn't Race
  • CNN Politics: What Trump's four years taught me about the two White Americas
  • AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
  • Practicing What You Teach: Making Space for Social Justice Conversations Among Faculty
  • Ethan Hawke Burns with Fiery Passion as John Brown in The Good Lord Bird
  • The New York Times: 1619, Revisited
  • The Atlantic: Pack the Court, Save the Vote
  • The Washington Post: "The Awkward Black Man: Stories" by E. Ethelbert Miller
  • The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
  • The Atlantic: Inheritance
  • America's Political Roots Are in Eutaw, Alabama
  • The Atlantic: Civil Rights History
  • NJIT Articles Collection
  • The Atlantic: Black Lives Matter Curriculum
  • The Atlantic: Why This Wave of Anti-Asian Racism Feels Different
  • NY Times: Georgia Voting Law
  • The New Yorker: The Atlanta Shooting and the Dehumanizing of Asian Women
  • The New Yorker: Confronting Anti-Asian Discrimination During the Coronavirus Crisis
  • The New Yorker: When Immigrants Are No Longer Considered Americans
  • The New Yorker: "Minor Feelings" and the Possibilities of Asian-American Identity
  • The New Yorker: America Ruined My Name for Me
  • The Atlantic: Compliance Will Not Save Me
  • The Atlantic: We Still Don't Know Who the Coronavirus's Victims Were
  • NY Times: The Epic Journey to 'The Underground Railroad'
  • The Atlantic: The GOP's 'Critical Race Theory' Obsession
  • Why Does the Myth of the Confederate Lost Cause Persist?
  • Inside Higher Education: IUPUI Creates a Path to Promotion and Tenure Based on DEI Work
  • NY Times: Recasting 'Riots' as Black Rebellions
  • NY Times: Critical Race Theory and Wokeness
  • NY Times: 8 Ways a Moderrn Civil Rights Movement Moved the Culture
  • NY Times: A Different Kind of Jury for the O.J. Simpson Case
  • NY Times: Inequality
  • NY Times: George Floyd Died a Year Ago. The Third Reconstruction is Underway
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 1
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 2
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 3
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 4
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 5
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 6
  • NY Times: When Whites Just Don't Get It - Part 7
  • NY Times: What the Tulsa Race Massacre Destroyed
  • PBS American Experience: Red Summer: When Racist Mobs Ruled
  • NY Times: 'Asian American' Is a Fiction - We Still Need It
  • NY Times: Race
  • Creative Works: Race
  • Education Weekly: What Is Critical Race Theory, and Why Is It Under Attack?
  • Harvard University Press: The Condemnation of Blackness - Khalil Gibran Muhammad
  • NY Times: Tulsa
  • The New Yorker: What Do Conservatives Fear About Critical Race Theory?
  • Common Dreams: Race
  • The New Yorker: After the Lost Cause
  • NY Times: The Race and History Wars
  • Ny Times: 'How Can You Hate Me When You Don't Even Know Me?'
  • Population Information: 1 Truth and 3 Lies About Critical Race Theory
  • NY Times: The War on History Is a War on Democracy
  • NY Times: Black Valedictorians and the Toxic Trope of Black Exceptionalism
  • Beyond Tulsa, Overlooked Race Massacres Draw New Focus
  • NY Times: The Excesses of Antiracist Education
  • The Bitter Southerner: Jason Mott Wrote One Hell of a Book
  • The Atlantic: Critical Race Theory Is Making Both Parties Flip-Flop
  • NY Times: How the White Press Wrote Off Black America
  • Vanity Fair: The Right's War on Education Is Reaching Dystopian Levels
  • The New Yorker: I Do Live Here
  • The New Yorker: The Invention of the Police
  • A Sociologist Examines the "White Fragility" That Prevents White Americans From Confronting Racism
  • NY Times: Why Is the Country Panicking About Critical Race Theory?
  • The New Yorker: Robin Diangelo Wants White Progressives To Look Inward
  • NY Times: Thurgood Marshall
  • NY Times: Native Americans
  • The Atlantic: Why Is the University of California Dropping the SAT?
  • NY Times: How Racist Is America?
  • The Atlantic: His Name Was Emmett Till
  • The New Yorker: Can Affirmative Action Survive?
  • NY Times: Critical Race Theory: A Brief History
  • The Atlantic: Remembering Bob Moses, Civil Rights Leader
  • NY Times: 'The Lost Cause' Is Back
  • NY Times: Voting
  • NY Times: Nikole Hannah-Jones and Ta-Nehisi Coates on the Fight Over U.S. History
  • NY Times: What Should I Do With My White Privilege at Work?
  • NY Times: Who Discriminates in Hiring? A New Studey Can Tell
  • NY Times: Race and Color
  • Ten Ways School Boards Can Champion Racial Equity
  • NY Times: The South Must Teach Its Children the Truth
  • Get the Elevator: The Untold Stories of Wes Studi, an Overlooked Native American Icon
  • The Atlantic: New Books by Robin DiAngelo and Courtney E. Martin
  • The New Yorker: Did Last Summer's Black Lives Matter Protests Change Anything?
  • The Atlantic: James Baldwin Was Right All Along
  • Sara Gaby: Measuring Legacies of Collective Racial Violence
  • NY Times: Race and Geography
  • NY Times: Diversity
  • CNN: Diversity
  • NY Times: Race
  • NY Times: The March of the Karens
  • NY Times: Let's Talk About Critical Race Theory Bans in Schools
  • NY Times: Chocolate Chip Cities
  • NY Times: The Performative Antiracism of Black Students at the U. of Wisconsin
  • NY Times: Virginia Removes Robert E. Lee Statue From State Capital
  • NY Times: One Thing We Can Agree On Is That We’re Becoming a Different Country
  • The New Yorker: Who Lost the Sex Wars?
  • NY Times: In Colson Whitehead’s New Novel, a Crime Grows in Harlem
  • NY Times: Historian of Race in America Gets an Unusual Four-Book Deal
  • NY Times: Yaya DaCosta Joins Elite Society in ‘Our Kind of People’
  • NY Times: Some Asked, ‘Does Chattanooga Need a Lynching Memorial?’
  • NY Times: Alabama Begins Removing Racist Language From Its Constitution
  • NY Times: Gwen Ifill Was Right About ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’
  • NY Times: The Mendacity of Joe Biden
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• Pedagogical Resources
  • UNCW CTE Anti-Racist and Trauma-Informed Teaching Resources
  • BE the BRIDGE course
  • Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI)
  • The Racial Equity Institute
  • USC Race and Equity Center
  • National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education
  • Racial Dot Map
  • Facing the Challenge of Racism and Race Relations
  • Guide to Respectful Conversations
  • 26 Mini-Films for Exploring Race, Bias, and Identity With Students
  • Recommended diversity statement for Syllabi
  • Race and Sports
  • NY Times: Resources about Race
  • Resource Sheet: Color of Law

  
  

  The virtual panel Literacy in Education During Challenging Times hosted by the UMBC Department of Education Language and Literacy in Education Research Cluster is now on YouTube: Literacy in Education During Challenging Times - International Literacy Day

  A handout with further readings is available here: Further Reading (PDF)

  For more information about the Language and Literacy in Education Research Cluster visit: education.umbc.edu/lerc/

• Podcasts
  • Code Switch: Black And Up In Arms
  • The United States of Anxiety: Tell It To Me Straight, Doc
  • CBS This Morning: Chicago works to address inequity
  • Throughline: Supreme
  • The New York Radio Hour: Steve McQueen Comes Home
  • Hidden Brain: Screaming into a Void
  • The Treatment: David E. Talbert: ‘Jingle Jangle’
  • Reveal: Reproducing Racism (Rebroadcast)
  • Latino USA: Ilia Calderón: My Skin Color Doesn't Define Me
  • Throughline: A Pack Of Wolves
  • Stay Tuned with Preet: Why Biden Won (with Jelani Cobb)
  • FiveThirtyEight Politics: What Happened To Down-Ballot Democrats?
  • Reveal: Monumental Lies (Update)
  • The United States of Anxiety: Affirmative Action: Truths and Lies
  • NPR: Fresh Air: President Barack Obama
  • NPR: The White Elephants In The Room
  • Reimagine: Neil deGrasse Tyson 'Uniting Humanity'
  • The Treatment: Misha Green 'Lovecraft Country'
  • RadioWest: Through The Lens 'Coded Bias'
  • Latino USA: The Myth of the 'Latino Vote'
  • Reveal: United, We're not
  • Throughline: The Shadows of the Constitution
  • Caste: Isabel Wilkerson
  • Apple Podcasts: Caste: Pillar 8 Oprah's Book Club
  • Buried Truths Live Part 1 | S2
  • The United States of Anxiety
  • James Baldwin's Fire
  • The Protests Heard 'Round The World
  • Miss Buchanan’s Period of Adjustment
  • The Most Perfect Album: Episode 9
  • #1704: What have we learned?
  • A Dangerous Kind Of Self-Delusion
  • Episode 5: The Land of Our Fathers, Part 2
  • Introducing: Nice White Parents
  • The Wake
  • Slow Burn S4 Ep. 1: White Knight
  • How 'Nice White Parents' Can Undermine School Integration
  • ABC's True Colors segment in 1991
  • Reveal: Remembering a White Supremacist Coup
  • Radio Lab Presents: Mr. Graham and the Reasonable Man
  • Fresh Air: Writer Jerald Walker On 'How To Make A Slave'
  • Lexicon Valley: White Author, Black English. Problem?
  • White Lies
  • Hidden Brain
  • Latino USA
  • The United States of Anxiety Part 1
  • The United States of Anxiety Part 2
  • Ted Radio Hour
  • Scene on Radio Part 1
  • Scene on Radio Part 2
  • Silence is Not an Option
  • NPR One
  • Anti-Racist Science Education
  • The United States of Anxiety: Blackness (Un)interrupted
  • The Experiment
  • The March on Washington
  • TED Radio Hour: Black History...And The Future
  • Code Switch: How Reparations Could Transform The United States
  • SlowBurn Season 4
  • Police: The United States of Anxiety
  • Isiah Thomas on 'Judas & The Black Messiah', the West Side of Chicago, inequality in America and more
  • A Rescue Plan for Black America
  • The Experiment: Inventing 'Hispanic'
  • NPR Fresh Air: Music and Social Justice
  • Fresh Air: The Rise of White Supremacy in Wilmington, NC
  • Code Switch: Lonnie Bunch and the 'Museum of No'
  • NY Times: Language and the N word
  • Post Reports: A Specific Kind of Racism
  • Radio West: George Takei on America's Anti-Asian History
  • NPR One: A History of Anti-Asian Racism, Plus 'Married at First Sight'
  • NPR One: One Year Later - Ahmaud Arbery
  • The United States of Anxiety: The Missing History of Asian America
  • FiveThirtyEight Politics: The Attacks in Atlanta May Activate Asian Americans Politically
  • Fresh Air: The Afterlife of Mass Incarceration
  • NPR One: Bari Weiss on Cancel Culture
  • Throughline: Our Own People
  • Radio West: Heather McGhee on the Hidden Cost of Racism
  • It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders: Hanif Abdurraqib's Rabbit Holes into Great Black Performance
  • The United States of Anxiety: Desegregation by any Means Necessary
  • Fresh Air: The Intersection of Black Performance, Joy & Pain
  • The Treatment: Terence Blanchard: 'Da Five Bloods'
  • Throughline: Policing in America
  • Fresh Air: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on The Black Church
  • Fresh Air: The Social Psychologist Who Works to Reduce Harm in Policing
  • Voter Fraud in Bladen County North Carolina
  • The Sunday Read: 'He Wants to Save Classics From Whiteness. Can the Field Survive?'
  • The New Yorker Radio Hour: Three Women Who Changed the World
  • Stay Tuned With Preet: The Chauvin Prosecutors
  • Sudhir Breaks the Internet: Can Outside Pressure Change Silicon Valley?
  • Code Switch: The Sum of Our Parts
  • Critical Race Theory
  • Tulsa
  • Fresh Air: 'Exonerated Five' Member Yusef Salaam
  • Throughline: Palestine
  • The Daily: The Burning of Black Tulsa
  • Blindspot: Tulsa Burning
  • The Ezra Klein Show: Barack Obama on How Joe Biden Is 'Finishing the Job'
  • Code Switch: Where Are You Really From?
  • Fresh Air: History of Slavery
  • The Treatment: Barry Jenkins: 'The Underground Railroad'
  • Fresh Air: The Second Amendment and Race
  • Code Switch: Race
  • Code Switch: Podcast on Juneteenth
  • Radio West: The History of Juneteenth
  • The Ezra Klein Show: What 'Drained-Pool' Politics Costs America
  • Fresh Air: The Battle Over Teaching Critical Race Theory
  • Black Diamonds
  • Culture
  • Blindspot: Tulsa Burning
  • The United States of Anxiety: Can America be Redeemed?
  • The Ezra Klein Show: Best of: What 'Drained-Pool' Politics Costs America
  • Revisionist History
  • NPR: It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders
  • The Ezra Klein Show: Critical Race Theory, Comic Books and the Power of Public Schools
  • The United States of Anxiety: the Short Life and Early Death of Voting Rights
  • NPR: Trump's America and Why 'The Cruelty Is the Point'
  • The Treatment: Christy Haubeggar: Inclusion in Hollywood
  • Code Switch: Identity
  • Hate Crimes
  • The United States of Anxiety: History
  • Code Switch: Violence That Doesn't Go Viral
  • ESPN: Black History Always
  • Code Switch: Language
  • The Ezra Klein Show: How Identity Politics Took Over the Republican Party
  • On the Media: Race
  • Fresh Air: Why America's Colleges Have Always Been Unequal
  • Coastline: New research on 1898 Wilmington coup leads to descendants of victims, clearer picture of the 19th century port city
  • On the Media: Maligned Women
  • Code Switch: The Folk Devil Made Me Do It
  • Stay Tuned with Preet: Muhammad Ali and Our Times (with Ken Burns)
  • The Ezra Klein Show: Ibram X. Kendi on What Conservatives—and Liberals—Get Wrong About Antiracism
  • The Experiment: The Unwritten Rules of Black TV
  • Reveal: A Racial Reckoning at Doctors Without Borders
  • YouTube Videos
    • PBS NewsHour: In 'Loving' an American story about a marriage worth fighting for
    • We Been Knowin': Toward an Antiracist Language & Literacy Education - April Baker-Bell
    • The Eugenics Crusade
    • The Origin of Race in the USA
    • Hair Love
    • A Girl Like Me
    • A Dangerous Idea: The History of Eugenics in America
    • Howard Bryant: "The Heritage" and the Politics of Race, Sports, and Patriotism
    • Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, "Racism without Racists"
    • The Power in Writing with Walter Mosley | Black America
    • Get Lit with All Of It: Colson Whitehead
    • Ta-Nehisi Coates on Entrenched Racist Myths
    • Isabel Wilkerson, "Caste" (with Bryan Stevenson)
    • The 1619 Project with Nikole Hannah-Jones
    • Richard Rothstein, "The Color Of Law" (with Ta-Nehisi Coates)
    • Richard Rothstein: "The Color of Law"
    • White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son | Tim Wise | Talks at Google
    • 60 Minutes - Inside the memorial to victims of lync
    • hing (with Oprah Winfrey)
    • TED Talk: The danger of a single story | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
    • CalSWEC Online: American Denial
    • Greg Iles in conversation with Dave Barry Natchez Burning
    • History Is Lunch: Gene Dattel and Otis L. Sanford, "Reckoning with Race"
    • Racism, white supremacy & Black Lives Matter - George Yancey & Drew Hart
    • James Baldwin Debates William F. Buckley (1965)
    • Ta- Nehisi Coates - "The Case for Reparations"
    • The Right Time with Bomani Jones - Howard Bryant on "Full Dissidence"
    • The Elusive Quest for Racial Equity in U.S. Higher Education
    • Opinion | A Conversation With White People on Race
    • Opinion | A Conversation About Growing Up Black=
    • Reconstruction With Eric Foner
    • Walter Mosley: National Book Festival 2020 "The Awkward Black Man: Stories"
    • One Night in Miami Trailer
    • The United States vs. Billie Holiday
    • TED Black History...And The Future
    • Code Switch: How Reparations Could Transform The United States
    • "Dr. Natalie Boeyink presents Social Justice in Black American Music"
    • Ta-Nehisi Coates Speaks Out on UNC Denying Tenure on '1619 Project'
    • The Doll test on Race
    • "Ali, the Man" Presented by PBS and The Undefeated, Featuring Ken Burns

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Campus Resources

• Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion
• Upperman African American Cultural Center
• Centro Hispano
• LGBTQIA Resource Office
• Gender Studies and Resource Center
• Disability Resource Center
• Military Affairs

Contact Information

• Felix Brooks brookf@uncw.edu
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