It’s here! YWCA USA’s Stand Against Racism 2013 Blog Carnival

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It’s here! YWCA USA’s Stand Against Racism 2013 Blog Carnival


Stand Against Racism logoThe YWCA USA is proud to convene our blog carnival for Stand Against Racism today. Stand Against Racism is an annual event that serves as a conversation-starter about racial justice and diversity, and what we can do to achieve true equality in our communities. Racial justice is an integral and defining part of the work of the YWCA. Stand Against Racism is a signature event that furthers our mission to eliminate racism and empower women across the country.

This year, we asked: “What will it take to create a community that is free of racism in all forms?”

Responses have come from local YWCAs and guest bloggers from across the U.S. We’re posting responses throughout the day! Check out the posts below, and if you have a post that you’d like to include, email Katie Stanton at kstanton@ywca.org or link to it in the comments below.

YWCA MissoulaRacial Justice through Health Care

YWCA of Central Alabama“We Shall Overcome” Racial Injustice: Lessons from the Civil Rights Movement

YWCA of Winston-SalemRacism Hurts; We Aim to Heal

YWCA of Metro St. LouisFighting Race-Baiting: No Easy Task

YWCA MadisonRacism. Why are we still talking about it?

YWCA Gettysburg Ubuntu: The Perfect Philosophy for Ending Racism

YWCA Rock CountyThe Solution to Eliminating Racism: Small, Everyday Actions Add Up!

Firesteel, YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish: Stand Against Racism: Domestic & Sexual Violence Within Communities of Color

YWCA of AshevilleLooking at Racism and Economic Justice

It’s Pronounced Metrosexual: How To Respond When Someone Uses Non-inclusive (or Bigoted) Language

Business Interludes: Stand Against Racism: Creating Bridges and not Barriers

Erin MatsonThis Needs To Be Said: Americans Look Like Everyone

Katie Benson, AAUW: What Does Race Have to Do with a Woman’s Salary? A Lot.

Nancie McDermottTake a “Stand Against Racism” Today, with the Wonderful YWCA!

Rob GreenThe Golden Rule: An Educator’s Solution to Eliminating Racism

Check out our hashtag #standagainstracism to see all of the posts and activities that are taking place across the country today, and we welcome you to join the conversation!

38 responses to “It’s here! YWCA USA’s Stand Against Racism 2013 Blog Carnival

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