Continuing Your Learning Journey

Lays out the two clear positions across many forms of "racism". You're either a racist or an antiracist.

Explains the many ways white people resist antiracist ideas and how white fragility is the cause.

History of where Critical Theory came from and the various ways it has been applied (Post Colonialism, Critical Race Theory, Queer Studies, and more.)

Learn the seven Principles of Persuasion, such as Social Proof and Liking, and how they're regularly used to influence us. Another great option is to check out this recent Freakonomics podcast, "How to Get Anyone to Do Anything".

Collins explains her application of Critical Social Theory to the area of black feminism.

Here are some topics worth exploring. Keep in mind Wikipedia is just one source and isn't necessarily "objective" or "truth".

Critical Race Theory

Racial Equality

Martin Luther King Jr.

Activism

Religion

Institutional Racism