ILaLs Statements of Solidarity
The ILaLS board also stands in solidarity with members of the API community who has suffered senseless attacks. As Doctor Loan Dao, APIRG faculty co-chair notes, "The reality is our students, colleagues, and their families are experiencing these acts of hate. The mockery of foreign accents, jokes about Asian American stereotypes, and comments to go back to one's country are, sadly, not uncommon on this campus or in our communities. They open the door for the escalated physical violence that we have been witnessing across the country. Unfortunately, colleagues and students expressed frustration at the silence from our campus leaders. Some also expressed hurt that our colleagues have not reached out or made any comments rejecting this violence, even as we commemorated the unjust imprisonment of Japanese Americans during WWII last week, one of the darkest moments in our country’s history."
As faculty at a liberal arts institution that prides itself on educating young people for social justice, we offer our individual and collective efforts to eliminate racism. As educators, we have a special obligation to speak the truth that racism exists at our institutions and in our communities and we have a responsibility to listen to our students, our colleagues, and our community partners when they are ready to share their stories, pain and anger. Listening is a duty.
So is disseminating educational information that serves the community. In that spirit, we share with you the following resources, compiled by Dra. Gabriela Kovats Sánchez (San Diego State University). She includes material from an American, Latin American and Spanish context, as racism is global rather than exclusive to the United States. These resources include topics on discrimination against black communities and indigenous peoples. This list is not exhaustive and resources will be added over time. Thanks to Dr. Kovats Sánchez for sharing this information and thank you to all the people that developed all the content on this list. The list also includes resources to support our API communities. Thanks to the API Subcommittee and Kathy Littles, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Senior Diversity Officer.
Recursos antirracistas en español
Esta lista incluye recursos del contexto estadounidense, latinoamericano y español ya que el racismo es un tema global y no exclusivo a los Estados Unidos. Estos recursos incluyen temas sobre la comunidad negra y los pueblos originarios.
*Esta lista no es exhaustiva y se agregarán más recursos con el paso del tiempo. ¡Gracias por difundir esta información y gracias a todas las personas que desarrollaron todo el contenido de esta lista!
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Lista recopilada por Dra. Gabriela Kovats Sánchez (San Diego State University)
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Úlitma actualización: 3 de junio, 2021
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(con subtítulos en español - Estados Unidos - 3:32 min)
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(México - 11:14 min)
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(México - 21:38 min)
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(España - 15:41 min)
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(El Salvador - 19:13 min)
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(México - 5:57min)
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(Perú - 14:47 min)
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(España - 40:07 min)
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(Colombia - 11:02 min)
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(España - 19:30 min)
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Carta abierta en español escrita por Black Lives Matter (EU/Canadá)
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LIBROS
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- Colectivo Ilé
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La hermana, la extranjera - Audre Lorde
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Mitos Nacionalistas e Identidades Étnicas: Los Intelectuales Indígenas y el Estado Mexicano - Natividad Gutierrez
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Disidentes, Rebeldes, Insurgentes: Resistencia indígena y negra en América Latina - Martin Lienhard
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Las venas abiertas de Latinoamérica - Eduardo Galeano
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Autobiografía de Angela Davis
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Entre el mundo y yo - Ta-Nehisi Coates
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Mujeres, raza y clase - Angela Davis
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El color de la justicia - Michelle Alexander
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(en inglés, 20 de junio)
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IMÁGENES/INFOGRAFÍAS PARA COMPARTIR EN REDES SOCIALES
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@Bad_Dominicana2.0 (Twitter: @bad_dominicana)
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@MigrantScribble
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@LatinxTherapy
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@LaFeministaDescolonial
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@deconstruyePR
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@costaricaafro
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@revistaetnica
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@reggaetonconlagata
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@colectivoile
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İColorín Colorado!
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ESPAÑOL Black Lives Matter para niños GRATIS ACTIVIDAD DIGITAL
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10 tips for teaching and talking to kids about race/10 consejos para enseñar y hablar con los niños sobre la raza
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❖ Guía para iniciar diálogo sobre anti-negritud (Facebook)
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❖ Una línea de tiempo incompleta de racismo, vigilancia y resistencia en los Estados Unidos
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❖ What to Say/Que Decir
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Call to Action:
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Learn and reflect on the fallacy of . We are not a monolithic group of silent, hardworking, well-behaved immigrants. We are diverse human beings of numerous ethnicities that deserve justice, equity, and peace.
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Read this article
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Support API small businesses and people (i.e. Chinatowns, Asian markets, etc.)
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Support API voices without supporting increased policing & anti-black behaviors/perspectives
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Contribute to the hosted by Community Youth Center of San Francisco CYCSF
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Contribute to rebuilding the Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay at
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·Volunteer to accompany elderly Asians in Chinatown at as an alternative to increased policing
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Contribute to rebuilding the Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay at
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Volunteer to accompany elderly Asians in Chinatown at as an alternative to increased policing
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Bystander Intervention Trainings:
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March 15th at 2:00 PM
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