anti-racism is a lifelong project. we’ve compiled this introduction.*

to begin, click here and learn more about how to navigate the site

1) the art world is incredibly racist

2) the experience of academia – and daily life – for Black students and colleagues

3) legacies of school desegregation + predominantly white curriculum

4) how microaggressions deleteriously impact students’ academic growth – and happiness

5) the power of solidarity and allyship between BIPOC communities

6) de-centering and allyship, for people who identify as white or non-Black

7) social change ecosystems

bonus – extended glossary of racial equity terms

CREDITS:

*July 2020 /

This site is a compiled resource and introduction to understanding racism – and committing to anti-racism. The initial topics (one through seven) focus on anti-racism related to anti-Blackness.

Before beginning, please CLICK HERE to learn more about this resource, its contributors, and how to navigate the site.

This is an independent project within the Department of Arts Administration & Policy. This resource has been compiled by a Black alumna/adjunct faculty member and a graduate student.

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