: You can access these materials through the Race Matters Collection or the IECMHC User's Guide . 3. Guide for Productive Dialogue Race Matters Toolkit: User's Guide
Produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, this toolkit is a professional "how-to" guide for organizations, policymakers, and advocates to create racial equity. : Race matters
: Explains how to use the toolkit to "make the case" and "do the work" of creating equality. : You can access these materials through the
: He critiques both liberal and conservative approaches, noting a lack of visionary leaders who can bridge racial divides. Casey Foundation, this toolkit is a professional "how-to"
: Tools to help foundations and offices evaluate their capacity to produce racially equitable results.
: Includes a new introduction reflecting on modern movements like Black Lives Matter. Available at Penguin Random House (~$22.95) and Buffalo Street Books (~$34.99).
First published in 1993, this book is a foundational text in American sociology and racial dialogue. It explores the "litmus test" for American democracy—how it treats its Black citizens. :