An Anti-racist Blog

In this post from Ms. Magazine, entitled ‘If These Dolls Could Talk’: Art Exhibit Explores Role of Black Dolls in U.S. History and...

Though this is a long video, it is an excellent description of how American History is often taught to minimize the "uncomfortable" parts...

Chidiebere Ibe, a student at the University of Uyo has begun to create medical drawings featuring people of color, which is something...

Bangor High School has partnered with the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation and the Tramuto Foundation to offer this "a first of...

This video from Teen Vogue is entitled "My Culture is Not A Costume". It features the voices of several BIPOC folks explaining why...

Many people assume that Maine, being a majority White state, does not have much to learn in terms of the history of People of Color. but...

The last week in September is "Banned Book Week" an annual week sponsored by the American Library Association and Amnesty International,...

There are many ways to learn about history but thanks to a new series on Netflix called "High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine...

David and Me is a three part Blog series by Doug Barber.

By: Chandarith Moeun Chandarith Moeun, a Cambodian American who grew up in Mexico, Maine and helped found the Mountain Valley High School...

Last week I attended "Black History / White Memory," a webinar and dialogue hosted by the CRCNA (Christian Reformed Church in North...

Q: Tell me the first time you challenged, or thought about challenging, racism. For the past fifteen, almost sixteen, years of my life I...

We graduate students every year who have never heard of Malaga Island. Why? I attended the 2012 opening exhibit. It was incredible to be...

This past Tuesday I participated in my first Maine Youth Action Network training. In short, it was fantastic. The theme was "Uprooting...