What a loaded title, Anti-Racism resources... It feels too polite, also not enough. The ATROCITY of racism is, has been, playing out in our nation for too long. It plays out in my own home as there is a different set of rules for me than there is my children of color. It plays out in our BUSINESSes and institutions. It plays out in my job as an educator in the disparities within CURRICULUM, the resources DISPROPORTIONATELY ALLOCATED, and the faculty INORDINATELY white. I confess I have been silent too long, too content to work behind the scenes for programs and changes that would POSITIVELY impact my friends of color, my children of color while allowing them to carry the burden of being up front, outwardly challenging to the institutions and systems that affect them. I have always told my children I am their Ally. That I believe in their voices being heard over mine, because they are equally intelligent and important. And because I have no idea what it feels like to be a person of color in america. In many ways I was right, I will not speak as one who knows these experiences, I don't. I will however, speak as someone who has a voice and a platform, as someone who knows VERY little and is still learning everyday, someone who is still confessing regularly my own complacency, racism and ARROGANCE. 

Arm yourself with knowledge, empathy, compassion, and confession and then do something with it! Call out your sphere of influence, change your habits, disassociate with toxic influences, enter into tangible steps that say you are not just "learning" but doing something to change the experience for your fellow HUMANS.