The document provides several ways that individuals can take action against racism, including interrupting offensive jokes, speaking up when witnessing discrimination, offering support to victims, becoming involved in anti-racism efforts with others, educating yourself and others about issues of diversity and inclusion, and being aware of how your own words and actions can intentionally or unintentionally impact people of color.
The document provides several ways that individuals can take action against racism, including interrupting offensive jokes, speaking up when witnessing discrimination, offering support to victims, becoming involved in anti-racism efforts with others, educating yourself and others about issues of diversity and inclusion, and being aware of how your own words and actions can intentionally or unintentionally impact people of color.
The document provides several ways that individuals can take action against racism, including interrupting offensive jokes, speaking up when witnessing discrimination, offering support to victims, becoming involved in anti-racism efforts with others, educating yourself and others about issues of diversity and inclusion, and being aware of how your own words and actions can intentionally or unintentionally impact people of color.
TO BE ANTI-RACIST There are many different ways that we can speak out and take action against racial discrimination. Here are a few ways you might consider taking action against racism:
Interrupt offensive jokes or stories and say you don’t want to
hear them. Speak up when you witness discrimination against others. Offer support to the victim. Listen carefully and respect confidentiality. Recognize that some situations are best addressed publicly and others privately. Become involved and work with others. Anti-racism is everyone’s responsibility. Encourage work and study environments to be places where diversity is valued. Discuss issues of inclusion and diversity with children, youth, and adults. Educate yourself about human rights. Listen. Be aware of how your actions might intentionally or unintentionally affect others. Think critically about the language that you use. Be sensitive to other’s feelings. Question the validity of generalized statements. Follow entertainers and public figures who are people of color. Attend marches and protests. Educate others about institutional racism and privilege.