The suggestions on this page are by no means intended to be exhaustive or definitive, nor are we claiming to be experts or authorities on antiracism work. Far, far from it. This collection is also not meant to be overwhelming to those new to antiracism work. However, we have found the resources below to be extremely helpful first steps. We hope you will too. If you have suggestions for additions to this page, please send them to info@angelpirate.org.

Compensating black and brown antiracism leaders and instructors for their creative, emotional, and intellectual work, products, and services is an act of antiracism. Instagram and podcasts are free, however many of their creators and hosts accept compensation, frequently via a Patreon account. Please refer to the person's Instagram profile or website for more information.

Instagram Accounts:
Many antiracism leaders, writers and teachers use Instagram as their primary platform for sharing observations, experiences, and information. Following them and checking their feeds regularly is a great way to stay informed, challenged, and inspired.
@wherechangestarted @laylafsaad @blackgirlinmaine @rachel.cargle @iamrachelricketts @ckyourprivilege @theandrehenry @blackcoffeewithwhitefriends @speakingofracism @privtoprog @nowhitesaviors @fragilewhitegirl

Podcasts:
Available wherever you get your podcasts or via the hyperlinks below.
Good Ancestor Podcast with Layla Saad
Uncivil with Jack Hitt and Chenjerai Kumanyika
Hope and Hard Pills with Andre Henry
Intersectionality Matters with Kimberlé Crenshaw
Pod Save the People with DeRay McKesson
Yoga is Dead with Jesal Parikh and Tegal Patel
Small Doses with Amanda Seales
Still Processing with Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris
Combing the Roots with Ally Henny
The Stoop with Leila Day and Hana Baba
Speaking of Racism with Jen Kinney
Scene on Radio - Seeing White Series with John Biewen
Code Switch with Gene Demby and Shereen Marisol Meraji
Token Confessions with Cedric Lundy and Sanchez Fair
It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders
Pass the Mic with Jamar Tisby and Tyler Burns
Footnotes with Jemar Tisby
Speak Out with Tim Wise