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Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian: Writings & Resources on Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, Social Justice
Before he was assassinated on April 4th, 1968, Dr. King was hated by many of the people and institutions who now claim to honor him today. I...
In this week's episode Relando Thompkins-Jones shares an insightful and heartfelt open letter to the parents, families, and loved ones of co...
In this episode, Relando discusses the importance of checking in on the "strong" friends in our lives who always support everyone else. He s...
In this week's episode, Relando shares an introductory talk he provided on Critical Race Theory as part of a Social Justice Speaker's Series...
Contrary to what many of us have been told, there is a place for Black anger and rage in racial justice work. In this week's episode, Reland...
Establishing community agreements goes a long way toward building psychological safety between people and groups in social justice work. In...
The pandemic has had a disproportionately negative impact on the lives of people with marginalized identities, and the workplace is no excep...
Acknowledging power dynamics is important in social justice work. When working in closed groups, none of us passes through some invisible ba...
We make Black History Everyday. We rise, we survive, we fly. Dedicated to Black people everywhere; in this week's episode Relando shares som...
If you are passionate about social justice work in education and are currently in the interview phase for a position that works toward inclu...
Think of a time where you have let others down in your social justice journey. What happened? How did you feel? What did you do? This week,...
Some people want everyone to strictly address one another with a "Merry Christmas", while others instead prefer to use "Happy Holidays" as a...
The time for false advertisement is over. Anti-racism is about actions not just words. In this week's episode, Relando shares six reasons co...
Are you a person who is older? Can you remember times in your youth when you were dismissed due to your age? Are you a person who is younger...
In this week's episode, Relando shares an experience helping his white therapist understand power and privilege instead of processing his fe...
Who has created a positive rippling effect in your life? In this week's episode, Relando shares one example of a person who influenced his s...
There's room for you to lead for equity even if you struggle with public speaking. In this week's episode, Relando shares what keeps him ene...
Black people. If your friendships with the white people in your life require your silence, if the glue that holds those relationships togeth...
Supporting Black male students on campus means supporting students that institutions are the worst at retaining. For historically white inst...
To be Black and raise Black children comes with a lifetime commitment to safeguarding their physical and emotional safety as much as possibl...
Far too often, the burden of responsibility to change and adapt to inequitable systems is unjustly placed on the shoulders of students with...
One of Relando's challenges with faux positivity thinking is that there’s a really thin line between it and gaslighting. There’s a point whe...
Have you ever been warned against using social media to speak out for topics related to diversity, inclusion, equity, and social justice out...
One of the ways that oppression is maintained is through the expectation that large numbers of people will accept explanations of inequity a...
This week, Relando describes two major assumptions that if left unchecked, limit our ability to lead for equity. Blog Post referenced in thi...
This week, Relando shares exactly what he means when he identifies as an aspiring humanitarian and invites you to join in on the work to bui...