Top Anti-Racism Articles of 2022

Hello friends,

I always like to look back at the year and see what’s really resonated with you. And it’s also useful for those new to the newsletter who might have missed something important. This year, I’ve divided the list into categories:

• Top Free Articles

• Top Articles for Paid Subscribers

• Top Interviews

• Top Podcast Episodes

• Perennially Popular

For the first four categories, I’ve limited it to articles published this year. Ready for the recap?

Top Free Articles

1. “Racism is Like Air” - Children and Parenting Edition

2. Should Slave Cabins Ever Be Rental Properties?

3. How Many More?

4. The Triple Whammy of Being a Black Woman Introvert

5. With Allies Like These…

Top Articles for Paid Subscribers

1. Dear White Mansplainer

2. Racism Can Still Surprise You

3. Is It Unprofessional to Talk About Racism at Work?

4. The Foxes and the Henhouse 

5. Have a Global Majority Partner?

Top Interviews

1. Keisha N. Jackson, J.D. - founder of RainbowHR LLC and TheBrkUpAunty™️

2. Robert Livingston - founder of Upcurrent

3. Pamela Hilliard Owens - founder of We Are Speaking

4. Alisha C. Gray, MPH, MS/PA-S, founder of The Loc’d Ladybug

5. Richard Etienne, founder of Black Introvert Week UK

Top Podcast Episodes

1. "Where are you really from?" 

2. No, I Don't Want to Go Back

3. Who is Over-represented? 

4. Remembering Nichelle Nichols

5. "Black in Plain Sight"

Perennially Popular

1. Why Some Black People Don't Go to HR

2. Block. Report. Delete. Repeat.

3. Anti-Blackness is Alive and Well in Barbados

4. A “Bad Day”? Seriously?!

5. What Happens When White Supremacy Wins

Is your favourite article on the list? If not, which article or articles stood out for you in the past year? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks for reading and supporting the newsletter this year.

© Sharon Hurley Hall, 2022. All Rights Reserved.

Cover photo courtesy of Canva.

I am an anti-racism writer, educator and activist, Co-Founder of Mission Equality the author of “I’m Tired of Racism”, and co-host of The Introvert Sisters podcast. If you value my perspective, please consider upgrading to a paid subscription.