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This two-part PBS documentary celebrates the Black Church as a bedrock of resilience through America's 400-year history of oppression and slavery.

A companion to the PBS documentary series, this book amplifies the Black Church's 400-year journey of resilience and public witness.

Addressing systemic racism within the church, this book facilitates restorative reconciliation through discussion, lament, confession, repentence, and forgiveness.

This ecumenical organization highlights various Asian American experiences and provides resources to explore racial justice and personal identity.

This article shares the personal experience of an Asian American woman as a volunteer in an Evangelical Church. It considers issues of white transparency, white superiority and hospitality.

This powerful book explains racism in the American church and outlines practical strategies to become an anti-racist congregation.

This masterful lesson preaches the history of racism, public policy, and religion in America, ultimately calling for an interfaith reconstuction of the United States.

In this podcast episode, Rev. Otis Moss III connects Howard Thurman's theology and mysticism with current U.S. race relations.

This website shares sacred texts that denounce racism from multiple faith traditions.

This documentary follows a lawyer's journey to condemn the U.S. criminal justice system for perpetuating systemic racism. The film explores the intertwined histories of slavery, lynching, segregation, and mass incarceration.

This organization sheds light on America's legacy of slavery, racial violence, and mass incarceration. Through its museum and outreach programs, visitors learn about inequalities and reparative actions to address contemporary injustices.

As a first step to address racism, this straightforward book shares the language of racism and ways to have productive conversations.