Creating a Multicultural Nation Without Racism
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This section of the website contains essays, book reviews, and links to material that discusses the ‘science’ of racism as it relates specifically to structures of American society.
The pages encourage discussion that is helpful in understanding how structures like the laws, regulations, court decisions, and the Constitution support and preserve American racism.
Halloween is one of the largest celebratory events of the year, with spending reaching an all-time high of $12.2 billion last year. But behind the fun is a deeper issue: cultural appropriation.
Columbus Day is problematic with good reason. It reminds us about the history of European colonialism, which began with Christopher Columbus’ demonstration of sailing across the Atlantic and back.
This book focuses on the organizing and leadership of African Americans and Latinx in the struggle to become full participants in the economic and political life of America. And Ortiz also tells the other side of the story of the ways white Americans have stood in the way of those aspirations.
What does a vision for the future look like if it is grounded on a commitment to human rights around the world?
As part of our core mission, Ending Racism USA offers a comprehensive directory as a go-to resource for anti-racism advocacy. The Ending Racism USA Directory isn’t just a list – it’s a vibrant network of local organizations, resources, and initiatives.
Ending Racism USA pays tribute to Reverend James M. Lawson Jr. Lawson died on June 9, 2024, at the age of 95. He was a United Methodist pastor and civil rights pioneer.
Higher education institutions have the resources to provide their students with the tools to become a generation of leaders with skills to understand complex issues, to engage in civil dialog, and to work with others across differences to accomplish shared goals. President Obama’s campus challenge demonstrated the possibilities.
All of us must take seriously addressing American racism because fascism is only possible when the citizens accept the practice of racism which claims that one group of people is superior to all others. Our best defense against fascism is to do everything we can to end racism.