Journalism & Mass Communication Anti-Racism Resources : Allyship
Anti-racism resources for students, staff, and faculty of the Journalism and Mass Communication Department.
Allyship
"To be an ally is to...
- Take on the struggle as your own.
- Transfer the benefits of your privilege to those who lack it.
- Amplify voices of the oppressed before your own.
- Acknowledge that even though you feel pain, the conversation is not about you.
- Stand up, even when you feel scared.
- Own your mistakes and de-center yourself.
- Understand that your education is up to you and no one else" (Lamont, para. 2).
Lamont, A. The guide to allyship. https://guidetoallyship.com/.
About Allyship (Academic Resources)
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Allies & MicroaggresionsPublished by Inside HigherEd
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Speak Up: Responding to Everyday BigotryPublished by the Southern Poverty Law Center
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Talking About RacePublished by The National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Talking About Race ResourcesPublished by The National Museum of African American History and Culture
About Allyship (Popular Resources)
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AllyshipPublished by The Anti-Oppression Network
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Justice in JuneA month-long curated set of actions for allies.