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Social Justice is a collective movement for freedom and liberation which includes the LGBTQ+ community & all intersecting identities. To effectively pursue liberation, we must see queer & trans* identities through an anti-racist lens, challenge the power structures that uphold all forms of oppression, and center folks whose lived experiences have been – and continue to be – erased. Engaging with Social Justice is a life long journey, but we hope the resources linked throughout this page encourage curiosity, unlearning, and a better understanding of how social identities shape your reality.
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What is systemic racism? (video series)
Social Justice books for adults and children
Podcast interview with Ibram X. Kendi’s on the difference between being “not racist” and antiracist
Decolonize Your Mind with Dr. Micheal Yellow Bird (video)
Catherine Pugh’s anti racism articles
Police Abolition 101 Zine
Effects of Prison Industrial Complex on LGBTQ+ community (panel interview)
Intersex youth: What We Wish series and language guide
Centering BIPOC youth in questions of sexual health and rights a podcast
FB Live discussions with Sequoya Hayes
Historical Foundations of Race
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion – E library
Native Movement’s dismantling white supremacy resources
Yuuyaraq PDF by Harold Napoleon
Dismantling Racism Works – drWorks
white supremacy culture website, based on the original white supremacy culture article by Tema Okun
Racial Equity Tools – resource search engine & their glossary
Violence on our land, violence on our bodies initiative
white fragility & white privilege – an invisible knapsack
Indigeneity Curriculum resource for accurate and contemporary information about Indigenous science, media, and curriculum for social change
To learn more about gender & sexuality check out this page
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Actively Engage With Social Justice
Be aware of which Indigenous Nation’s land you live one and incorporate land acknowledgement into daily life (meetings, gratitude practices, etc.)
Engage with Project Implicit’s implicit bias tests and watch these implicit bias video trainings
Use Transformative Justice as a tool to fight white supremacy, white fragility, and implicit bias
Visit & financially support the Alaska Native Heritage Center
Volunteer with Native Movement or the YWCA
Support Black owned businesses – search engine
Donate to organizations working toward an anti – racist society and/or bail funds (links at the bottom of this page)
Silence is fundamental to white supremacy culture – use your voice!
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