This page has four sections: Read, Watch, Listen, and Research. Each section has three sampled resources, but you can see more recommendations here.
We chose resources that represent the wide scope of subjects and materials on anti-racism available in the Northeastern Library Collection. Please note that due to Covid-19, print resources may be temporarily unavailable.
The resources listed here are not comprehensive, and they inevitably reflect the biases of the various creators. They are intended to provide guidance to a wide variety of general resources. This guide is by no means exhaustive and will be continuously updated. We welcome your feedback and suggestions.
The Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections preserve and make accessible the historical records of Boston’s activism, social movements, infrastructure, and neighborhoods, as well as the history of Northeastern. Find records documenting activists organizing for racial justice among other many other causes.
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