SERIES: Does racism still exist?
A Girl Like Me – Media That Matters Film Festival
This excellent video was produced by a young woman named Kiri Davis. It was the winner of the Diversity Award Sponsored by Third Millennium Foundation. It is a great tool for prompting discussions on issues of race in America. From the Media That Matters website: A Girl Like Me 7:08 min Youth Documentary Kiri Davis, [...]
Being an Asian American
A powerful 12 minute documentary created by Asian American young men. They explain the challenges they have faced growing up in America and the stereotypes they are constantly working to overcome. It provides excellent insight into the life of those who are a part of the fastest growing major ethnic group in the U.S.
Divided By Faith by Emerson and Smith
A brief summary This book does an excellent job of describing the historical and sociological reasons why the Christian church has been “the most segregated major institution in America”. I think this resource is helpful because… The old cliché, you can’t know where you are going until you know where you have been is true [...]
Racism in America – Art Fennell Reports
An interesting short documentary by Art Fennell Reports covering recent examples of racism in America. It would be good to show to a group before discussing topics like, “Does racism still exist?” or “How should Christians respond to modern racism?”
Silent Racism: stereotypes toward Asian Americans
Asian American men share about what its like to deal with the stereotypes they face every day.
Something Other Than Other
New parents share about their journey as ethnic minorities in America and their hopes for their new child. Information about this video from the Media That Matters website: Winner of the Tolerance Education Award Sponsored by Third Millennium Foundation ABOUT THE FILM More About Something Other Than Other from Director Jerry A. Henry Andrea and [...]
Stereotypes about Hispanic Americans
Students at Texas A&M interview their fellow students about stereotypes about Hispanic Americans.
You may be more racist than you think, study says
“A new study published Thursday in the journal Science suggests many people unconsciously harbor racist attitudes, even though they see themselves as tolerant and egalitarian.”


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