The Loudoun County Public Library (LCPL) has shared a list of reading and learning material to educate all ages about racism. The staff has brought together a wide range of antiracism resources that include eBooks, articles, films and courses.
You can find the complete list here.
eBooks for children
BookFlix: This site pairs animated storybooks with related nonfiction eBooks and learning activities to build a love of reading and real-world knowledge.
- Amazing Grace and Jackie Robinson
- Coretta Scott and Martin Luther King Day
- Martin’s Big Words and Martin Luther King, Jr.
- The Other Side and Ruby Bridges
- Rosa and Rosa Parks
- Show Way and Harriet Tubman
- Guides to Antiracism: Explore a variety of nonfiction and fiction eBooks for children and tweens on OverDrive or the Libby app.
- Talking to Kids About Race: This collection of audiobooks on Hoopla can help start a conversation with the children in your life.
eBooks
- Guides to Antiracism: Books for Adults: Explore our collection of nonfiction and fiction titles on OverDrive or the Libby app.
- Conversations on Race: Adults Reads: You’ll find a variety of fiction, memoirs and nonfiction among these titles on Hoopla.
- Guides to Antiracism: Books for Teens: Explore our collection of nonfiction and fiction titles on OverDrive or the Libby app.
- Conversations on Race: Teen Reads: This assortment of titles – which also includes audiobooks and eComics – is specifically geared toward young adults on Hoopla.
Online learning
These courses from Lynda.com are designed to help foster diversity and inclusion in the workplace:
Streaming movies
Research
- Gale in Context: Elementary: Access news and magazine articles, encyclopedia entries and biographies about racism and implicit bias in this database for elementary-school students.
- EBSCO MasterFile Complete: This comprehensive database features hundreds of scholarly articles and full-text eBooks about racism in America.
- Newspapers (daily and historical): Search five major American papers for current news and background.
- Scholastic Go! A collection of world news sources.
All information is courtesy of the LCPL.