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Systemic Racism: What it is and how it's harmful
When most people think of racism they think of a person who commits unfavorable actions or has negative feelings towards someone of a...
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Accessible Social Justice Education
Adopting a growth mindset is for everyone- we hope to provide resources and practical tools to help you educate yourself, educate others, learn how to be actively anti-racist, and understand the importance of participation through activism and engaging in civic duties.
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Contacting Your Representatives and Senators
It may seem intimidating to try and contact your representative or senator, but it is an important role you can play in which bills and...
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On this Day: July 2, 1964 President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law.
On this day, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964. Signing this bill on July 2 was important...
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The Six Principles of Nonviolence
Big topic today fellow lifelong learners! In this post we will be addressing the Principles of Nonviolence as defined by Martin Luther...
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Marsha P. Johnson - Activist Tuesday
Marsha “Pay It No Mind” Johnson was an activist for the LGBTQ+ community and was involved in a number of important moments for the...
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The Benefits and Complexities of Boycotting
In a recent RRP blog, we wrote about supporting Black Owned Businesses and why it’s important to support them! Today, we are posting...
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Mental Health: Risks and Tips Amidst Protests and Pandemics
Millions are unemployed, we are in the middle of a pandemic, and monumental protests are taking place all over the country against racial...
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Hiring and Workplace Discrimination
What is discrimination? Discrimination is when people are treated unequally due to their race, gender, religion, or other parts of their...
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Having Conversations About Race and Race Relations
Often times it may be difficult or awkward to talk about race with people you’ve never brought up the subject with before. This includes...
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Reasons to Support Black-Owned Businesses
In recent weeks, there has been a greater public focus to support Black-owned businesses. While there are plenty of amazing lists out...
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Racial Justice Organizations to Follow
Racial justice organizations are incredibly important in keeping the movement going. A few days ago, we spoke about Black Lives Matter...
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Going Beyond Self Education: Ways to Contribute to Bailout Funds, Petitions, and Fundraisers
Welcome back! Today’s topic is about ways we can individually take action beyond educating ourselves and the younger generation. Due to...
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Who is Black Lives Matter? Misinformation and Disinformation
Here at RRP, we know that all Black lives matter. We feel it’s important to highlight the true catalyst of this movement,...
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Calling Out Media Misinformation - Why it matters and ways to stop the spread
Media misinformation can be dangerous. There is a massive difference between fact and opinion, however there is so much content out there...
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Tips for Addressing Racism with the Kids Around You
Addressing racism with children is definitely a difficult conversation to have, but it is a necessary one. For those struggling with how...
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History and Celebration of Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a historic day in United States history as it recognizes and commemorates the official emancipation of slavery in specific...
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We are Reform Revolution Project
We are Reform Revolution Project (RRP) and we believe that through the power of accessible education, everyone has the potential to face...
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