LBCC Library believes in equity, diversity, and inclusion at LBCC and beyond. We continue to improve our collection and programming to support this work and the goal of ending racism. We join our efforts with libraries across the nation to steadfastly commit our profession to anti-racism.
This guide gathers some of our library’s best anti-racism resources in one place. The guide is focused on understanding the current environment of racism and anti-racism work in the United States and provides resources for self-education, especially for white folks. The lists are not exhaustive; we have mainly focused the experience of African Americans and publications after 2008. Be sure to check out the different sections of this guide by clicking on the tabs above.
If you want access to more resources, ask a librarian! Also, let us know if you have recommendations for library purchases.
The following E-books are available to all members of the LBCC Community. If you have problems accessing, please contact Bryan Miyagishima at miyagib@linnbenton.edu
Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People about Race by Recommendations from various Linn-Benton Community College OEDI Department. Links will provide access to an E-book. Those without links, but with a call number will require visiting the Library to check out.
Stamped from the Beginning by 
The White Ally Toolkit Workbook by 
Can You Hear Me Now? by Recommendations from various Linn-Benton Community College faculty and staff. Links will provide access to an E-book. Those without links, but with a call number will require visiting the Library to check out.
Between the World and Me by 
The New Jim Crow by 
Angels with Dirty Faces by 
Citizen by 
A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have by 
The History of White People by 
So You Want to Talk about Race by 
Tears We Cannot Stop by 
The Souls of Black Folk by 
