Use the below subject-headings to find books in the library catalog.
Within this guide you will find resources that are meant to provide background and a better understanding of the racial justice movement. The resources range from electronic articles to books contained within the library's collection. The topics covered are understanding racism & being antiracist, slavery civil rights & historical context, policing & mass incarceration and environmental justice. The guide also links to the Black Lives Matter resources provided by the university library system. If you would like additional resources included within, please contact katie.hanschke@vanderbilt.edu.
Special thanks to Khelani Clay at American University. The guide "Racial Justice & Diversity Resources" served as a template for this guide.
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