PT Racial Equity Challenge
Day 4: Racial Literacy
Racial literacy is a concept that describes a set of practices designed by parents and others to teach their children how to recognize, respond to, and counter forms of everyday racism. This concept was developed by sociology professor and social filmmaker France Winddance Twine from her research in the UK with mixed race families. Our challenge here is to proactively seek knowledge in order to change our implicit and explicit biases to be more racially literate.

Step 1: Watch
12+ Minutes
Step 2: Read
3 Minutes
RACE - The Power of an Illusion - Background Readings
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RACE - The Power of an Illusion
Background Readings
From PBS, read "TEN THINGS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT RACE."

Reflection
What have you learned about your racial literacy? What active steps can you take to become more racially literate? What implicit biases are you aware of now? What implicit and explicit biases are you going to challenge?