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Decolonize This Space

Working Artists and the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.)



PETITIONS

Black Artists For Freedom

Charlotte for Black Futures

We See You, White American Theatre

#ForTheCulture

#Dismantle NOMA

Black Artists and Cultural Workers in Switzerland

MCAccountable

Raleigh Fine Arts Society at CAM Raleigh



INSTAGRAMS TO FOLLOW

Rachel Elizabeth Cargle @rachel.cargle

Adrienne Maree Brown @adriennemareebrown

No White Saviors @nowhitesaviors

whitenonsenseroundup @rwhitenonsenseroundup



HELPFUL TEXTS

1. How to be Anti-racist by Ibrahim X. Kendi

2. White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo

3. How to Be Less Stupid About Race by Marie Fleming

4. So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo



RELEVANT ARTICLES

Yvette Mutumba on Why Decolonizing Institutions 'Has to Hurt'

How White People Conquered the Non-Profit Industry: And why they won't be going anywhere, anytime soon By Anastasia Reesa Tomkin

The Cover Up: On being a prop in the system we claimed to dismantle By Liana Maneese and Sydney Olberg

Black Gallerists Press Forward Despite a Market That Holds Them Back As Art Basel opens online, African-American galleries are glaringly absent By Robin Pogrebin

Black Cultural Leaders Make a Unified Call: 'Value Our Work' A letter signed by hundreds of artists, writers, film producers and directors, actors and singers demanded that institutions be 'active agents' in fighting racism By Julia Jacobs

Charlotte is Creative

Charlotte Post

INDY

White-Dominated Arts Institutions Are Keen To Diversify. But Are They Willing To Give Up Power?

VIRTUAL HANES VISITING ARTIST LECTURE: CARMEN NEELY AND ANTOINE WILLIAMS

MINT MUSEUM'S North Carolina Black Artists for Liberation Progress Report