To kneel or not to kneel: Appropriating a religious and sport symbol for racial justice in South Africa by D. Andrew

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Stefani, Anne, Unlikely Dissenters: White Southern Women in the Fight for Racial Justice, 1920-1970 by David Diallo

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Activating/Mobilizing Intersectional Assets: Racial Justice-Focused School Leadership Systems That Center Students of Color and Privilege Their Interests by Ung-Sang Albert Lee

“…Together, their experiences can help inform the ways we build asset-based, racial justice-focused school leadership systems that facilitate the meaningful participation of Students of Color.…”
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Reconstruction's Lessons by Susan Carle

“…The racist far right is rising and the national electorate appears unable to organize in favor of racial justice priorities. In recognition of these partial analogies between conditions then and now, this Article mines the history of Reconstruction and its aftermath for lessons pertinent to the racial justice struggle today. …”
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Black Boarding Academies as a Prudential Reparation by Roy Brooks

“…While Black Reparations may not be sufficient for transitional racial justice, they can still play an important role in moving toward that goal. …”
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W.E.B Du Bois and the Place of African American Youth in Histories of Environmental Thought. by Katie Taylor

“…I situate my research at the intersection of Environmental American Studies and literary studies to highlight the intersections between environmental thought and racial justice movements through a focus on the ways that childhood and race are intertwined in African American thought and literature. …”
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THE TRAGEDY OF FELIX FRANKFURTER: FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST TO REACTIONARY JUSTICE by Paul Finkelman

“…In his opinions, he upheld persecution and discrimination of religious and racial minorities, occasionally hindered racial justice and civil liberties efforts, and opposed due process in criminal trials and fairness in elections. …”
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Race, Gender, and Power : Black Women, White Women, and Racial Segregation in the Southern United States (1920-1970) by Anne Stefani

“…Indeed, the experience of southern women remained fraught with contradictions and marked by a fundamental paradox: due to their respective statuses in southern society, the struggle for racial justice drew black and white women together while estranging them at the same time.…”
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Decolonising humanitarian health: A scoping review of practical guidance. by Amber Clarke, Katharina Richter, Michelle Lokot, Althea-Maria Rivas, Sali Hafez, Neha S Singh

“…Future research should reflect on practical steps towards racial justice in global/humanitarian health and be focused on ensuring that efforts towards "localisation" or "equitable partnerships" in global health are linked to decolonisation efforts, including in humanitarian health research. …”
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Healthcare practitioners as accomplices: a qualitative study of gender affirmation in a context of ambiguous regulation in Indonesia by Benjamin Hegarty, Alegra Wolter, Amalia Puri Handayani, Kevin Marian, Jamee Newland, Dede Oetomo, Ignatius Praptoraharjo, Angela Kelly-Hanku

“…Results We characterize the ethics of supportive healthcare workers, community members, and family members, as that akin to “accomplices,” a concept of ethics used in theories of racial justice which evaluate a willingness to support people to navigate laws and regulations which perpetuate injustices and violence. …”
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