Achieving Racial Justice Together: A Call to Action Achieving Racial Justice Together: A Call to Action

Achieving Racial Justice Together: A Call to Action

Frederick Community College (FCC) is deeply committed to racial inclusion, equity, and justice. We stand against racist and oppressive pedagogy and practice. Racist beliefs, behaviors, and sentiments are counter to everything we seek to be, teach, and to learn at FCC. As an institution of learning and a community of learners, we have a unique opportunity to be part of the paths forward towards racial justice and healing. FCC has an institutional racial equity plan which strengthens access and success for all student populations and making equity an institution-wide principle.

As a community, we can support one another and imagine a different future and enact it. Therefore, this is a call to action for us all - whether that action be a commitment to learn more, to change how we engage, or to connect with those around us who are most closely impacted and struggling.

Explore the information, resources, statements, and lessons below to broaden and deepen your knowledge. FCC has a full calendar of events, dialogues, and courses to support moving our community forward. We invite you to join us, and we challenge you to actively participate.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 


A Message from FCC Faculty - August 2020
 

 

 

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Nita Mosby Tyler: Want a More Just World? Be an Unlikely Ally Nita Mosby Tyler
Van Jones on Racial Justice at this Moment  Val Jones
Learnings, Noticings, & Commitments in the Context of Covid-19: A Racial Justice Convo w/ SJTI SJTI: Learning
An Introduction to 2 Decades of Building Capacity for Racial Justice, Community, & Connection SJTI: Intro
Heather C. McGhee: Racism Has a Cost for Everyone Heather C. McGhee
Baratunde Thurston: How to Deconstruct Racism, One Headline at a Time Baratunde Thurston
Chimamanda  Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story Chimamanda Adichie
Nita Mosby Tyler: Want a More Just World? Be an Unlikely Ally
Van Jones on Racial Justice at this Moment
Learnings, Noticings, & Commitments in the Context of Covid-19: A Racial Justice Convo w/ SJTI
An Introduction to 2 Decades of Building Capacity for Racial Justice, Community, & Connection
Heather C. McGhee: Racism Has a Cost for Everyone
Baratunde Thurston: How to Deconstruct Racism, One Headline at a Time
Chimamanda  Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story
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Policing Book
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Jim Crow Book

 

 

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Strengthen your capacity to engage when there is tension and conflict:

 

 

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  • Student of Color Crisis Support through The Steven Fund: Text ‘STEVE’ to 741741 and be connected to support immediately for students of color feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Click here to view.
 

Mental Health Support:

 

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Educate yourself. Have difficult conversations. Build your capacity to listen across difference. Connect with others.

 

 

 

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