As Martin Luther King day just passed, the team at Colorlines.org posted a great little article on how to be a ‘racial justice superhero’ all year long… And check out their great …
Martin Luther King, Jr., isn't the only racial justice hero--you can be one too. Simply drill down on your daily routine, ask some basic questions about equity in the institutions you engage and deploy your own hero powers to fight for it.
The radical activist has dedicated her life to feminism and the civil rights movement
The Racial Justice Program (RJP) fights to eradicate racial injustice in the U.S. and works to foster a society in which people of color and communities of color have full access to the rights and benefits of American society. Working with affected communities, RJP litigates, advocates, and educates to strike at the roots of racial injustice.
Hello there, today I am over on the Hero Arts Blog sharing a card using the new collaboration set from The Stamping Village called We Stand With You. Proceeds of the sale of the sets go towards racial justice and today I am using the Hero Arts image from the set. I started off by stamping the image on to a panel of white cardstock using Hero Arts Intens-ified Black Ink. I then fussy cut around the top of the image, leaving the panel intact. The image was coloured using Copic Markers. On a sperate piece of cardstock, I added Copic Markers in lines to create a rainbow. This piece was added to a top folding card base with tape runner and the image panel added on top with foam tape. SUPPLIES: Here are the links to what I have used on the card. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except those from Clearly Besotted, Hero Arts or those marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here. COPIC MARKERS: I apologise that I do not have the full list of how I coloured the people in the image. I was really just experimenting and enjoying colouring. I did, however, write the colours down that I used as a whole - E49, E59, E37, E35, E33, E31, E55, E53, E51, E50, E13, E11, E00, E000. Rainbow background - R37, R24, R14, YR16, YR15, Y17, Y15, Y11, YG01, YG23, YG25, B01, B02, B04, B66, V15, V17. These colours were also used to colour the clothing on the people. I hope you will check out the set. There are some fantastic images and sentiments in the set from all the companies that are part of The Stamping Village. Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you have a lovey day!
These articles, videos, podcasts and websites from the Smithsonian chronicle the history of anti-black violence and inequality in the United States
The radical activist has dedicated her life to feminism and the civil rights movement
The Racial Justice Program (RJP) fights to eradicate racial injustice in the U.S. and works to foster a society in which people of color and communities of color have full access to the rights and benefits of American society. Working with affected communities, RJP litigates, advocates, and educates to strike at the roots of racial injustice.
The Racial Justice Program (RJP) fights to eradicate racial injustice in the U.S. and works to foster a society in which people of color and communities of color have full access to the rights and benefits of American society. Working with affected communities, RJP litigates, advocates, and educates to strike at the roots of racial injustice.
“We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope,” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., once said. But this latest chapter in America’s reckoning with race and racism, his daughter writes, is about turning that hope into justice.
The radical activist has dedicated her life to feminism and the civil rights movement
The radical activist has dedicated her life to feminism and the civil rights movement
The radical activist has dedicated her life to feminism and the civil rights movement
The Memorial and Montgomery's Legacy Museum bring home this country's history of racial violence.
One name that goes conspicuously unmentioned by those self-proclaimed champions of racial justice such as Black Lives Matters is an internationally acclaimed...
Writer’s 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird – which won a Pulitzer prize – was originally a response to the Montgomery bus boycott four years earlier
