Here’s a great reminder of ways and means for being a white ally in the work of dismantling racism.

This is a music parody created by Lady Parts Justice for the holiday season in 2014, in the aftermath of several incidents of very blatent police brutality.

A Time for Burning is a documentary film produced in 1966 by Lutheran Film Associates. You can still purchase the film at Amazon.com and it streams in a variety of services. The film has received several awards, most notably being chosen in 2005 to become part of the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress.

It has been used — particularly in Lutheran contexts — as a case study in the challenges posed by social upheaval and cultural change.

Mirrors of privilege: Making whiteness visible is a long form (50 minute) documentary/art piece in several chapters, produced by World Trust Films. We recommend that your institution purchase a copy, to support the work. But there are several excerpts available at youtube for free.

This is a College Humor originals piece which highlights the “softer” racism of white privilege and micro aggression.

Javon Johnson is a spoken word artist, and this piece — “cuz he’s black” — was part of the 2013 National Poetry Slam held in Boston, MA.

Another one in a series of humorous takes on micro aggressions commonly associated with white privilege.

Another one in a series of humorous takes on micro aggressions commonly associated with white privilege.

Another one in a series of humorous takes on micro aggression commonly associated with white privilege.

Here is one in a series of humorous takes on micro-aggression from white people towards another racialized group.