Resources to Meet the Moment
As the nation continues to grapple with the ways in which white supremacy is a historical, immediate and deadly threat to the Black community, we've put together some resources we hope might play some small part in confronting, dismantling and healing from the institutional racism that is implicit in our society.
We must all be accountable for the ways we've contributed to the problem, Jubilee Housing included. Below are just a few ways we can take action to show up for our Black colleagues and neighbors, educate ourselves about how we got here, and practice healing and mindfulness as we try to be present in this profound moment.
Taking Action
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11 things non-black people can do in the face of ongoing police brutality.
Support an organization that empowers white people to stand up for racial justice.
The bail system disproportionately punishes people of color and those who can't afford bail. Donate to bail funds across the country.
Learning
Modern policing is broken. Learn how we got here and what we can do about it.
Though police violence is visceral and demands an immediate solution, we must be mindful of how our black colleagues are feeling in this moment. These are things you shouldn't say to your black coworkers.
Talking about racism can be difficult and painful. It requires a fluency that many of us don't have. Here are ways we can better equip ourselves to talk about race.
Reading list - understanding and dismantling racism for white readers
This organization is dedicated to undoing racism at a foundational level: The People's Institute for Survival and Beyond
Healing