Delete this ask if it's just not within this blog’s preview or responsibility. I'm a white person who's been making it a daily habit to learn anti-racist ideology and to relearn it daily. I followed FHPOC to be better in touch with non-white voices and be able to recognize racism in media better. Do you know alternative resources? I'm trying to get as many as possible, and because of my neo-nazi parents, I can't keep physical books on me. Thank you
Another tumblr blog I follow is @writingwithcolor
So far I haven't found any issues with them but if others have then please feel free to reply so I can unfollow.
You said u can't have physical books can u purchase them online & keep them on your phone? Because if so I would recommend looking for kindle version of books and read them in secret.
offcolour.org
Empowering People of Colour, and making our voices mainstream.
Is a website that posts articles about poc in media. They keep people updated on poc representation & usually explain if it's bad representation or a good one. They cover all kinds of fandoms from movies, shows, comic books, etc.
“If you are interested in Indigenous knowledge/culture go to straight to the source, to get the full spectrum of knowledge -don't cheat your
If you have Twitter the above link is a thread of Indigenous educators to follow for information.
“thread of book recommendations that i’ve seen (w/ full text pdf). two thumbs up for accessible education!”
This is a thread of book recommendations focused on Black authors that have a few books that may be helpful to you. It includes feel pdf files if u can't purchase them.
As far as social media I would recommend looking for poc content creators. Following poc who make YouTube videos, tiktoks, Tumblr, on Twitter & even Instagram can really help shape your worldview. Even if they don't make posts educating about those specific topics I think you'll find seeing their content regularly will help you become more aware of the struggles & daily issues poc deal with & it helps you be more mindful of others.
Sorry if this list isn't bigger. Thank you for the ask. This blog is pretty new & we kind of intended for it to just be an archive of the shit fhpoc is trying to ignore & hopefully get some answers from them. Maybe we can look into more alternative blogs & recommend them on here too. If anyone knows of blogs or sites dedicated to poc please feel free to recommend them to us. I'm always looking for more to follow on my personal too.
I use the KGIU (Korean Grammar in Use) series specifically the Beginner’s Level
I regularly do lectures from Quick Korean which also offers culture lessons. There is an option for English and other languages in level 1 but I prefer to learn in Korean ^^
Another good source is Talk to Me in Korean but I prefer Quick Korean to this. I still use it though~
And if I need more in depth explanations on grammar points I go to How to Study Korean.
PSA for people in Germany: did you know that if you have a library card, you can use it to sign up at filmfriend.de for free and watch a bunch of international films and shows? Because I didn't, and now I do, and it's so cool!
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this isn’t 100% the same thing, but one time i stumbled across a website that looks EXACTLY like these, except it was about what types of glue you could you to bind one material to another, what you could expect for cure times, how strong the bonds would be….every material imaginable. ANY type of glue available. i have never so quickly accepted the authority of a website. that adhesive reference website owns my crafty soul
https://www.thistothat.com/ this to that is so freaking great
Just wanted to say that before I knew about the goodreads suggestion tip, I would go to a website called WhatShouldIReadNext. It would suggest a long list of books I may like based on the book I just finished! This is just another option :)
Ohh I've never heard of that place before. I just checked it out, it's awesome! I didn't get that many suggestions but it's still an awesome tool to have.Thanks for sharing!
