Anti-racism resources
This document was circulating on social media over the summer. It has lots of anti-racist resources. From this list, look up at least two of the resources listed. Annotate this document after your search discussing what you think about the particular source, and how it could be used in language classrooms. (due Sunday midnight, 10/25)

I found a similar resources webpage here:
https://www.familiesforradedempower.org/literacy-media
about critical media literacy.
Thank you XinXin for the extra resources.
Thank you Xinxin for the FREE resource. I think there are many classroom resources that can be utilized from this organization and website.
Thank you for the resources, Deniz. They are helpful in thinking about material suitable and useful for elementary grades (K-5). Also, useful in getting parents involved or at least understanding why the class focus on certain issues.
Thank you, Deniz.
Deniz, thank you for sharing this document. There is an immense amount of resources to use in class for subjects around racism.
The first resource I really like is the ‘1619’ podcast. I think more educators and students need be educated and informed more about America’s history with slavery, before and after. I also like this resource because transcripts are readily available.
The second resource I like is the twitter webpage, Showing Up for Racial Justice. Anytime is a good time to get involved with racial and social justice issues.
Teachingtolerance.org is another great educational resource for professional development or classroom resources.