Anti-Racism Resources
Following are several compiled resource guides from Black authors that may be of interest to you in your personal journey of self-reflection.
Reading List
This reading list by Arielle Grey is a great place to start. She writes, “[A]n important part of learning about racism is realizing that no reading list can do the work for you. Learning and excommunicating your internalized racism is a lifelong process that requires intense self-study and determination.”
Resource Guide
Resource List
This guide on anti-racism for beginners, now under the leadership of Tiffany Bowden, PhD, is also tremendous. It has articles, definitions, terms to understand, books to read, Black educators and leaders to follow, and other ways you can take action.
There is a lot of information available. So much so that it can be overwhelming if you try to digest it all at once. Choose one item. Begin. Read. Listen. Have an open mind. Discuss. Shift your awareness. Take action. Repeat.
The lists provided above were originally offered and sourced by MarieForleo.com.
Mental Health & Addiction
Wealth Gap Information
- Socioeconomic and cultural barriers
- The role of Black financial advisors
In an effort to educate all readers, regardless of race, read Financial Literacy in the Black Community.
