#Charlottesville

In episode no. 14, Jeff and Laura take a minute to pause and discuss what’s been happening in this week’s recent events in Charlottesville, VA after a violent rally/protest over the taking down of the confederate statue of General Robert E. Lee. We are still forming our thoughts, but we do think it is a critical time to open up the dialogue about social justice/racial issues embedded within this protest, the messaging and response to the event, and what’s been happening since #Charlottesville in the United States of America.

We are not finished processing, but we’ve been reading and listening to a lot of different voices -- so we thought we’d share a few recommended resources for you read, listen to, and more to help you engage and continue the conversation with those around you.

@BreakDrink Recommended LISTEN (Episodes rec’d + the whole podcast itself)

Politically Reactive - Charlottesville: Why did this happen and how do we move forward?

Rough Translation - Brazil in Black and White

It’s Been A Minute - Charlottesville and White People - Why Sam Sanders Only Quotes White People

Code Switch - Charlottesville

Sincerely, X - Episode 5: Equality Executive - We need to recognize “Unconscious Bias” in our social issues - gender, race, and more!

Pod Save America - “Denouncing Nazis is so fucking easy.” with former @BreakDrink guest Julissa Arce

@BreakDrink Episode no. 2 with Julissa Arce

@BreakDrink Recommended READS

#CharlottesvilleCurriculumhashtag

Making Sense of Charlottesville: A Reader’s Guide

History of Robert E. Lee [History Channel does our fact check.]

The Charlottesville Syllabus - UVa Graduate Coalition

Beyond Ignorance via the Librarians on IHE

@ACPA says #ThisIsUs vs. NASPA Says #ThisIsNotUs (with many comments)

A Critical Perspective : On Mentoring and Education in the Wake of Charlottesville

Resources for Educators to Use is the Wake of Charlottesville via Anya Kamenetz

Why Universities Won’t Punish Students at Rallies

Charlottesville, the Christian Response, and Your Church's Call - Ed Stetzer

Charlottesville Violence Sparks New Worries About Safety During Campus Protests (#WhiteLivesMatter) <= How is this a thing??

McSweeny’s: AS YOUR DOCTOR, I AM PROTESTING THE REMOVAL OF YOUR TUMOR BECAUSE I DON’T WANT TO ERASE YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY

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