Incredible graphs show how Hispanics are becoming the largest minority in the United States and how whites will become a minority by 2044.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Author: Tracy
I am a walking dichotomy. The line of beauty, or serpentine line, that connects the yin and yang. I live in this space freely and welcome all of me.
Watch this great Ted Talk on unconscious bias – brief but impactful!
This is a quick little Ted Talk on unconscious bias–I love Helen’s examples! The whole thing made me think about the blue and black (or white and gold) dress. Of which, I still don’t know how to process…
Enjoy!
New Book by Author Matt Salesses: Different Racisms
An article “How the Rules of Racism Are Different for Asian Americans”, was shared over a million times on Facebook and has grown into a book.
See on goodmenproject.com
Who Was the Real Dido Elizabeth Belle?
What historical records say about the mixed-race heroine of a new film.
Have you seen the movie yet? If not, do you plan on it? I sure do!
See on www.theroot.com
How Privileged Are You? Check And See…
This will really make you think. If it doesn’t, it should. Take the quiz
Book: Split at the Root – A Memoir on Transracial Adoption
Catana Tully explores questions of race, adoption and identity, not as the professor of cultural studies that she became, but as the Black child of German settlers in Guatemala who called her their “little Moor.”
You can find the book on amazon: Split at the Root: A Memoir of Love and Lost Identity
Catana Tully is also an Adoption Couseling Expert–see more about her work at splitattheroot.com
63 Black Harvard Students Share Their Experiences In A Powerful Photo Project
Read more about the project here: itooamharvard.tumblr.com
Our Kids Are Becoming More Racially Diverse, But Our Cancer Treatments Aren’t Keeping Up
Seven-year-old Baylor needs a multiracial bone marrow donor to hep treat his leukemia. But that’s easier said than done.
Only two percent of mixed race children find a match on the National Bone Marrow Donor Registry. Find out what’s being done (and what you can do about it): thinkprogress.org
14 photo’s that will make you think MLK’s dream came true
Great blog post by TODAY Mom’s that featured some of our local families!
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Quote: “Peace is not merely a distant goal…”
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – We celebrate!
“peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek, but a means by which we arrive at that goal.” ~ Martin Luther King Jr.
Visit our tribute last year for Daria music video and color pages to share with the little one’s in your life!
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Video: Lesson in discrimination
Oh how I love this! I have seen the original exercise many times, however, PBS’s Frontline produced an amazing five part series you won’t want to miss!
Jane Elliott’s – Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes Exercise – “A CLASS DIVIDED”
This is one of the most requested programs in FRONTLINE’s history. It is about an Iowa schoolteacher who, the day after Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered in 1968, gave her third-grade students a first-hand experience in the meaning of discrimination. This is the story of what she taught the children, and the impact that lesson had on their lives.
Watch the five part series:
Jane Elliott is still around doing amazing work, check her out!
Happy Friday,
Your Friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Quote: “Racism is not an opinion…”
Video: Who is Black in America (Full Show, No Commercials)
Compelling documentary produced by CNN. If you didn’t catch it on TV, you won’t want to miss this!
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Video: Things People Say to Transracial Families
A couple years ago we shared a popular video series making its way around the internet: Sh*t White Girls Say…To Black Girls Part 1, Sh*t White Girls Say…To Black Girls Part 2, Sh*t Mixed People Get. Today I ran across “@#$% People Say to Transracial Families”
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Link Feature: 100 Percent Mixed Video Series
Today we’re featuring one of our great links!
Enjoy YouTube video series, 100 Percent Mixed, where people around the world share their experiences of growing up mixed.
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Here’s a sample:
Poem: I Am Invisible
I Am Invisible
~by Haley Thurman
I am invisible
I hate to be invisible
I am invisible
Do you think I am invisible?
I think you think I am invisible
You can’t see me
You can’t see Haley
I am a girl
I am biracial and half white
Is it the white in me you don’t like?
Is it my black that’s invisible to you?
I have brown hair and brown eyes
My lips are red
My shirt is yellow
But you don’t see me because I am invisible
Or are you blind?
This was originally on Oprah in November, 1999. Below is the video and interesting segment of being biracial in America (includes singer, Mariah Carey). Maybe we can get an update on Oprah’s #wherearetheynow. I find it sad that there are still such negative comments written today…your thoughts?
Enjoy!
Your friends at iCelebrateDiversity.com
Greenwich Academy Using Diversity Beans
Love how Greenwich Academy incorporated Diversity Beans into their Unity Week! Makes my heart full to see them in action!! Check out their activity here.
Music: Love is Color-blind by Sarah Connor
Good song! While in recent years the term “color-blind” has become a less favorable term by some (implying that color is something bad), the song is about love, unity and responsibility. Overall, great message!
[I do believe the creator of this video got a few words wrong…sorry, it’s the best version, with lyrics, that I could find]
Video: Transracial Adoption Interview – Huffington Post
Transracial Adoption Interview – Huffington Post
[Still trying to figure out how to put the video on the blog when it’s not coming from youtube…in the meantime, click the link above to watch]
This is a good discussion that needs to go much further. Great starting point!
“I Have a Dream” MLK Song, Colorpages and more
We LOVE Daria! Thank you for these wonderful resources!
We’re so happy to share this song that has been used in classrooms across the country to celebrate the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Below is a free mp3 of the song, lyric sheets, free sheet music and an animated children’s music video of the song.
“I Have a Dream” song – Lyric Sheet
“I Have a Dream” song – Sheet Music
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