A few resources I thought I would share:
and more food…Black Owned Restaurants in Connecticut
—> and I’d like to add a few of my favorite books, podcast and shows by black artists to add to the list as well (that weren’t already listed in the site above):
TV shows: Insecure; Books: Red at the Bone by Jacqueline Woodson; Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson; The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead; An American Marriage by Tayari Jones; Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah; and Becoming by Michelle Obama. Podcasts: 2 Dope Queens; Won't You Date Me? by Nicole Byer; and I haven’t listened to it yet, but I’ve heard great things about The Nod. Instagram: @latonyayvette, @kailah.king, @librarianbae, @anaiseprince, @legendarysuperc, @vaughfender, @mo.marvelous, @twentysomethingplus, @lorenzohall, @loveiswiseillu, @noneesworld, @nifmuhammad, @nnekaj, @alaysiadid, @hannahbronfman, @33mmskin, @iamronnicole, @andreportee, @norah_yarah_rosa, @eggyboom, @monicaahanonu, @jadepurplebrown, @elanbyrd, @reynaoriega, @morelaand, @noadenmon, @solacilike, @rachel.cargle, @hiltoncarter, and so, so many more.
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I’m still learning as well, so I apologize if this list isn’t as robust as it should be. I hope some of these resources can be of use to any and all people looking to get involved. #blacklivesmatter
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