Organizations and people to follow on social media
Organizations:
People:
Rachel Cargle: Writer and lecturer who explores the intersection between race and womanhood:
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Ibram X. Kendi: Author of How To Be An Antiracist and Director of the Antiracism Center:
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Nikkolas Smith: The artist behind portraits of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and others
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Charlene Carruthers: Founder of the Black Youth Project 100
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Brittany Packnett Cunningham: Co-founder of Campaign Zero, host of Pod Save The People:
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Ally Henny: Christian commentator on race
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Candace Andrews: Photographer documenting protests
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Annie Jean-Baptiste: First-generation Haitian-American author and tech evangelist. Head of Product Inclusion at Google, author of Building for Everyone.
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Indya Moore: Transgender and non-binary American actor and model who believes that actions speak louder than memes.
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Justin A. Moore, Esq: A liberation attorney who is on a mission for love and justice. He speaks up on the injustices of the Black community and advocates for the abolishment of life without parole and solitary confinement.
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So You want to Talk About… Dissects progressive politics and social issues in graphic slideshow form that is more digestible and easily understood.
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Avery Francis: Workplace design advisor and a storyteller. Actively supports the movement for Black lives and offers many digestible resources online. Founder + CEO of Build with Bloom and Join Sunday Showers.
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Raquel Willis: An activist, strategist and a writer in New York City who is advocating for Black Trans lives.
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Fran Tirado: The person behind Netflix’s queer channel, and now shares all things queer-related and actively supports of the Black Lives movement.
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The Peahce Project: Celebrates Asian identity through the media by publishing interviews, art, writing, and more.
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Thomas Page McBee: An author, a film/tv writer and a “questioner of masculinity” (NYT).
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The Slacktivists: A community-based platform that showcases media to educate others about issues around the world.
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Diversify Our Narrative A student-led initiative that targets CA school boards to expand curriculum by sharing diverse and anti-racist resources and texts.
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