The College of Arts and Sciences is committed to an interdisciplinary, liberal arts approach in promoting belonging and fairness at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and throughout our society. We condemn racism, bigotry, and injustice and stand in solidarity with all those using nonviolent means to demand justice and dignity for all people.
We expect those in our community to continue to listen to, respect, and offer support to our Black and underrepresented students, staff, and faculty as we strive to create and maintain a welcoming and safe environment for everyone.
Acting Dean Pat Dussault
Lists and General Resources
Sundown Towns book and historical information
James W. Loewen of Tougaloo College
21 Black films and TV shows for 2021
The Root
Anti-Racism Calendar: PDF and Instagram
Tilly Krishna
Race and Racism: Introduction
College of Law's Schmid Library
IDEA Resources
Kelli King, director of the Thompson Scholars program
UNL Libraries Resources
UNL Libraries
Scaffolded Anti-Racist Resources
Anna Stamborski, Nikki Zimmermann, Bailie Gregory
Cultural Resources
Kawasaki Reading Room
Books, magazine, newspapers, and videos related to Japanese culture in the Gaughan Multicultural Center.
Articles, Books and Podcasts
Documentary details the FBI's attempts to discredit Martin Luther King Jr.
NPR
How to Be an Antiracist
Ibram X. Kendi
What if I Say the Wrong Thing?
Verna Myers
1619 Project: New York Times column, podcast on Apple and Spotify
The New York Times
Self-evaluation
Project Implicit
Implicit bias test from Harvard University
Topics
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI)
Stop AAPI Hate
A3PCON, CAA, and San Francisco State University
A Murderous Rampage in Georgia
New York Times
Biden at the Border
Crooked
Immigration
Discrimination Against Black Hair
Referee who made high school wrestler cut dreadlocks is suspended for two years
USA Today
Teacher Bothered By Smell Of Coconut Oil In A Child’s Hair
CBS Chicago
How not to discuss Black Hair in the workplace
WTKR Channel 3 North Carolina
8 States Across the US That Have Banned Black Hair Discrimination
Global Citizen
About the CROWN Act
crownact.com
Tulsa Race Massacre
Tulsa, 100 years later
NPR’s Code Switch
The Burning of Black Tulsa
New York Times The Daily Podcast
Rise Again: Tulsa and the Red Summer
National Geographic
Tulsa’s Buried Truth on Spotify
ABC News and Hulu
Names
If You Don't Know How to Say Someone's Name, Just Ask
Harvard Business Review
Call Me By My Name: The Cultural Significance of Names in the Workplace
Rodney Employment Law
Xenophobia
GyroStep Podcast's Rohan Katti
Naomi Osaka
Netflix
'Where We Come From': By Any Other Name
NPR's Code Switch
Facundo the Great
StoryCorps