Becoming an Antiracist: 3 Steps and 4 Exercises

Becoming an Antiracist: 3 Steps and 4 Exercises

What are the steps to becoming an antiracist? How can you help make yourself a better advocate for dismantling racism? Becoming an antiracist can help you better combat racial injustice. Ibram X. Kendi identifies three steps for learning how to be an antiracist. Keep reading to find out what the steps are and to see some exercises to help you in your journey to becoming an antiracist.

The 10X Method: Don’t Compete, Dominate

The 10X Method: Don’t Compete, Dominate

What is the 10X method? Why does the 10X method think you shouldn’t try to compete, and should dominate instead? In The 10X Rule, Grant Cardone says competition is a limiting concept. For extraordinary success, you shouldn’t worry about competing with others and focus instead on domination. Read more about the 10X method and how domination and competition are different.

Garrison Frazier Asked for Separation, Not Segregation

Garrison Frazier Asked for Separation, Not Segregation

Who was Garrison Frazier? How did the Black leader end up seeming to request segregation for Black people? Garrison Frazier was consulted in 1865 by US leaders when they asked him if Black people would prefer to live apart from White people. He said yes, and they provided his people with land and a mule, but that was it. Read more about space racism, Garrison Frazier, and the difference between separation and segregation.

Protest vs Demonstration: Is There a Difference?

Protest vs Demonstration: Is There a Difference?

What is the difference between protest vs. demonstration? How can these two activities help address a racist policy? Protest vs. demonstration comes down to the intention of your activity. While the two terms are used interchangeably, a protest is looking for change to a racist policy and a demonstration is trying to raise awareness. Keep reading to better understand a protest vs. a demonstration, as well as other related terms.

Racism in School Funding Is a Type of Spatial Racism

The Importance of Continuous Learning to Life Success

Is there racism in school funding? What are the effects of racism in school funding and is there anything that can be done? Racism in school funding is the result of the preferential treatment for areas used predominantly by White people. Starting with segregated school districts and continuing to the difference between historically black and historically white colleges today, these inequities continue to be seen. Keep reading to understand the issue of racism in school funding.