What is AntiRacist.info?
This site is for white people who are ready to stop avoiding racism and start facing it head-on. Whether you’re just starting to question what you were taught or you’ve been working on being accountable for a while, this space is here to support you, push you, and help you learn.
You won’t find fake allyship or confusing theories here — just clear, honest tools made to break the cycle of silence, avoidance, and harm. We focus on real stories, systems that cause injustice, and the role each of us plays in making things better.
Here’s what you’ll find across the site:
• Antiracism: What it is, what it isn’t, and why “not racist” isn’t enough.
• RESET: A 5-step framework for personal and collective anti-racism work.
• FAQ: Direct answers to the most common deflections, excuses, and misconceptions.
• Books: Curated reading lists, including youth titles and critical analysis.
• Videos: Lectures, interviews, and short-form content to deepen understanding.
• Resources: Workshops, printable materials, classes, workbooks, and more.
• Support: A list of vetted Black-led nonprofits you can donate to or partner with.
Take your time. Take notes. Then take action.
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Got questions? Great. We’ve got honest answers. The FAQ section isn’t here to play nice or avoid the hard stuff. It speaks clearly about what many people are thinking but don’t always say.
The answers come from many places: anti-racist books, podcasts, TED Talks, real conversations, history, and everyday life.
You won’t see a source for every sentence, but the answers are based on real facts, deep learning, and voices with lived experience.
This section isn’t perfect. It keeps growing and gets updated with new information from people doing this work every day. If you’re curious, unsure, frustrated, or just trying to understand, this FAQ is here for you.
Come in with an open mind. Stay steady. And don’t run from the hard parts. That’s where real learning starts.
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