Tell Me Who You Are (Common Text 2021-2022)

National Geographic Chronicling the human journey of racial, ethnic, and religious groups across the United States

Six maps that reveal America’s expanding racial diversity. A pre-2020 census look at the wide dispersal of the nation’s Hispanic, Asian and black populations

RACE—The Power of an Illusion was first broadcast and released back in 2003. The three-part documentary series asks a question so basic it’s rarely raised: What is this thing called ‘race’? What we discovered was that many of our conventional assumptions about race—for instance, that the world's peoples can be divided biologically along racial lines—are wrong. Yet the costs of racism are very real, and can even have biological consequences.

The ACLU Racial Justice Program aims to preserve and extend constitutionally guaranteed rights to people who have historically been denied their rights on the basis of race.

"Talking About Race: the Historical Foundations of Race." Article detailing the foundation of the social construction of Race.

Facing History and Ourselves
uses lessons of history
to challenge teachers and their students
to stand up to bigotry and hate.

WGBH in partnership with PBS created this animated series on Race in America. Building on more than 30 years of scholarship on the creation and evolution of racial categories and identity in the United States, we explore the combination of ideologies, laws, policies, scientific theories, and even “racial performances” that created what we now understand as “white” and “non-white.”