Empowering Bystanders Against Anti-Black Racism (EBAAR)

Book Title: Empowering Bystanders Against Anti-Black Racism (EBAAR)

Authors: Olamide Akintomide; Jemimah Amos; Tori Ivey; Nadia Washington; Frankie Cachon; and Ashlyne O'Neil

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Olamide Akintomide; Jemimah Amos; Tori Ivey; Nadia Washington; Frankie Cachon; and Ashlyne O'Neil

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Racism and racial discrimination / Anti-racism

Title: Empowering Bystanders Against Anti-Black Racism (EBAAR)
Authors: Olamide Akintomide; Jemimah Amos; Tori Ivey; Nadia Washington; Frankie Cachon; and Ashlyne O'Neil
Editors: Ashlyne O'Neil and Frankie Cachon
License: Empowering Bystanders Against Anti-Black Racism (EBAAR) Copyright © 2022 by University of Windsor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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Primary Subject: Racism and racial discrimination / Anti-racism
Additional Subject(s): Society and Social Sciences, Social and ethical issues, Social discrimination and social justice, Social, group or collective psychology, Sociology
Institution: University of Windsor
Publisher: University of Windsor
Publication Date: February 28, 2022