Stakeholders & Amplify: Anti-Racism Resource List

Action: Publish and populate a public-facing Black Lives Matter resource page on the Everyone Rides Initiative website.

Anti-racism is everyone’s responsibility, and reflection and self-education are important ways to get (and stay) informed and add tools to your toolbox. We encourage you to read/watch/listen to these resources and share them widely.

A History of Anti-Blackness and Activism

Anti-Blackness in Cycling and Transportation

Black Activism in Canada (2010 onwards)

Watch:

How Can We Do Better? Limits on Black Mobility in Transportation. (2020, Charles T. Brown, MPA., Tamika L. Butler, Esq., UCLA Institute for Transportation Studies, YouTube video, auto-generated captions)

Bikes Are an Expression of Black Joy. Here’s How 5 Riders Break Through White Supremacy. (2020, Stephanie Sorrina Beecher, online article)

Read:

Systemic Racism Can't Be Fixed Without Tackling It Within Cycling: a compilation from 14 Black cyclists on bicycling.com. (2020, online article)

Silent Barriers to Bicycling, parts 1, 2, 3, and 4. (2020, Stefani Cox + Charles Brown, on behalf of the Better Bike Share Partnership, online articles).

Who is Using Free Floating Bike Share, and What are the Barriers to Access? (2019, Drexel University Urban Health Collective, online PDF)

Listen:

Running while BIPOC: The Story of a Hamilton Police Stop and Community Resilience. (2020, Moe Bsat and the Air Up There Run Crew, The Shakeout Podcast)

Watch:

Sit With the Discomfort (2017, Syrus Marcus Ware, Walrus Talks, video)

Being Black in Canada (2020, CBC News, video, auto-generated captions)

David Austin: Black Radicalism in Canada (2014, CBC News, video, auto-generated captions)

The Skin We’re In (2017, Desmond Cole via CBC News, video, auto-generated captions)

Read:

The Skin We’re In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power (2017, Desmond Cole, book)

Until we are Free: Reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada (2020, Edited by Rodney Diverlus, Sandy Hudson, and Syrus Marcus Ware, book)

Policing Black Lives: State Violence in Canada from Slavery to the Present (2017, Robyn Maynard, book)

I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You: A Letter to My Daughter (2018, David Chariandy, book)

They Said This Would Be Fun (2020, Eternity Martis, book)

Black Girl Dangerous: On Queerness, Class, and Gender (2014, Mia McKenzie, book)

Local Hamilton Organizations to Support

Black Lives Matter Canada	-Donate to BLM Canada
Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion	-Donate to HCCI
Afro Canadian Caribbean Association	-Donate to ACCA
Rafiki Hamilton	-Donate to Rafiki
Empowerment Squared	-Donate to Empowerment Squared
Refuge Centre for Newcomer Health	-Donate to RCNH
Coalition of Black and Racialized Artists Hamilton	-Donate to COBRA, they are supporting Black and Indigenous Artists in Hamilton

Anti-Racist Training and Workshops for Individuals and Organizations: Participate and Learn

Basic Training

For Non-Profits

Begin the work

Watch:

Whiteness and White Fragility (2020, Larissa Crawford at Future Ancestor Services, video, auto-generated captions)

Antiracism Course Webinar (2020, Selam Debs, Vimeo video)

Read:

10 Steps to Non-Optical Allyship (2020, Mireille Cassandra Harper, Twitter)

Why BIPOC Is An Inadequate Acronym (2020, Kearie Daniel, online article)

Black and Brown People Have Been Protesting for Centuries. It's White People Who Are Responsible for What Happens Next. (2020, Savala Trepczynski, Time Magazine, online article)

Watch:

Anti-Racism & Sustainability in Waterloo Region, A Facilitated Dialogue (2020, Larissa Crawford and guests, Future Ancestor Services, video, auto-generated captions)

Do More Good Dialogue #5: Anti-Racism Series: The Need to Decolonize Not-for-Profits (2020, Terre Chartrand, Umi Mohammed, Dr. Dorothy Nyambi, Nasir Salih, Elizabeth Heald, Lori Campbell, video, auto-generated captions)

Together: Building Solidarity in Hamilton (2020, No Hate in the Hammer, video, auto-generated captions)

Read:

Critically Thinking about “Bringing in Colour” and “Offering a Seat at the Table” in Workplaces and Organizations (2020, Rachel Cargle, Instagram post)

Trauma Mining: Do you Really Need that “Tough Conversation”? (2020, QuakeLab, online article, directed at office workers)

Ask and answer these questions:

Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack (1989, Peggy McIntosh, online article, PDF)

Fill in this drawing to identify how your privilege gives you power:

Power Flower

A History of Slavery and Anti-Blackness In Canada

Watch:

Read:

Marie Joseph Angélique: Trial of a Rebel Slave (2013, video, auto-generated captions)

A Brief History of Slavery and Anti-Black Racism in Canada (2020, Farah Nasser/CBC News, video)

Racism in Canada (2012, BC Teachers Association, video, auto-generated captions)

Anti-Racism Film Compilation (variant years, NFB, video)

The Hanging of Angélique: The Untold Story of Canadian Slavery and the Burning of Old Montréal by Afua Cooper (2006, book- excerpt here)

Anti-Black Racism in Canada: a Historical Perspective (Rosemary Sadler/Ontario Black History Society, article/PDF)

Peau noire, masques blancs (Black Skin, White Masks) (1952, Frantz Fanon, book)

The Internet: Accounts to Follow, Voices to Uplift

Social Media		Websites with Anti-Racism Resources
Instagram:
Creator of Woke Women's Movement:	@selamdebs	Simon Fraser University Anti-Racism in Canada Reading List
Woke Women’s Movement:	@carla.beharry
Jaleel Debs:	@jaleeldebs	Women, Trans, Femmes Bike Explorers Cycling and Anti- Racism List
Empower Black women:	@vibesofablackgirl
Black-owned businesses in Hamilton:	@blkownedhamont	Hamilton Artists Inc. Police Brutality and Anti- Racist Resources
Choose your adventure:	@bicycle_nomad
Outdoor activities for allies & people of colour:	@colourthetrails	Better Bike Share Race and Cycling Resource Center
Juju Milay:	@jujumil
Rinny Perkins:	@rinnyriot	Hamilton Community Legal Clinic Anti-Racism, Anti- Oppression
Supporting female Black cyclists:	@blackgirlsdobike
Social Justice at McMaster:	@opirgmcmaster
Equity in cycling culture:	@wtfbikeexplorers
Cycling Activism for BLM:	@bikeforblmtoronto
Anti-racist community lawyer in Ontario:	@thebikinglawyer
A decolonial feminist bike zine:	@cyclistazine
Defund Hamilton Police Services:	@defundhps
Better Bike Share:	@betterbikeshare

This list, just like us, is a work in progress! If you see anything missing you can let us know by contacting us with your suggestions.

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