Understanding Race (11)
Race is among the most complicated issues in the United States. So, what is race, exactly? And what is racism? Find the answers in scientific research, multicultural literature and other resources. Discover the challenges confronting race relations today.
History of Race Relations (9)
By looking back on the important events and milestones in American history, a lot can be learned about race relations in the U.S. Read about the Chicano Movement, the Asian-American Civil Rights Movement and affirmative action's history. Discover the wide reaching impact of the American Civil Rights Movement.
Diversity Matters (5)
Diversity provides an assortment of benefits that can enhance any workplace, classroom or community. Use diversity workshops to foster cultural awareness. Learn how affirmative action in college admissions has affected diversity in universities.
The Legal System (6)
Once used to enforce racial discrimination, the legal system went on to enforce equal rights for all Americans. Particularly, Supreme Court decisions involving desegregation in schools and interracial marriage helped to change the landscape of race in America. Today, the legality of issues such as affirmative action and racial profiling continue to be discussed both in and outside of court.
Race-Conscious Parenting (7)
Speaking to kids about race can be challenging for parents, but it’s not a topic to be avoided, especially in mixed-race families. Discover how to discuss race with children and even get them involved in anti-racism campaigns promoting racial sensitivity. Teach kids of various ethnic backgrounds to navigate race at school, home and in-between.
Interracial Relationships (9)
Interracial marriages used to be illegal in the U.S. Now, interracial relationships are no longer taboo in most circles but still face problems. Learn the history of interracial relationships and how society views them today.
The Workplace (10)
Debates rage about the need for affirmative action to create a level playing field in the employment base. While many companies value diversity in the workplace, others have yet to make ground in this area and continue engaging in discrimination during job interviews. Learn to avoid hiring discrimination.
Hollywood (8)
The presentation of race in Hollywood, music and other forms of entertainment can make or break stereotypes.
Take Action (5)
Become an anti-racist activist by taking part in letter-writing campaigns and building relationships with the media. Launch an organization or get a job that allows you to fight racism.
Organizations (6)
A variety of civil rights organizations have left their mark on race relations in the United States. Learn about the achievements of groups such as the National Urban League, NAACP and Congress of Racial Equality.
Trailblazers (6)
The legacy of civil rights leaders continues today. Learn about the contributions of activists in the Civil Rights Movement, black power and race relations as a whole.
