If Babies and Toddlers Can Detect Race, Why Do So Many Parents Avoid Talking about It? | The Brink | Boston University
TALKING BLACK in AMERICA – By the Language & Life Project
For Black Americans, Race is Central to Identity and Affects How They Connect With Each Other | Pew Research Center
How Does a Black Person Speak English?” Beyond American Language Norms - Patriann Smith, 2020
Hollywood's New Dialect Coaches Address Racism - The New York Times
Black English': How AAVE Developed From Slave Resistance & African Dialects | The Breakdown - YouTube
12 charts: Racial disparities persist across wealth, health and beyond
Transracial adoptees struggle to talk to their White parents about race - Washington Post
How often people talk about race depends on who's in the conversation | Pew Research Center
Conversations about race between Black and white friends can feel risky, but are valuable | Stanford News
Conversations about race between Black and white friends can feel risky, but are valuable | Stanford News
Daniel Kaluuya: 'I'm not a spokesman. No one's expected to speak for all white people' | Daniel Kaluuya | The Guardian
Black people of Japan, we need to talk. - The Japan Times
Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race | Race | The Guardian
Let's talk about RACE: Data page
Q&A: What does it mean to be Black in the geosciences?
No Preferred Racial Term Among Most Black, Hispanic Adults
Black, Hispanic, white Americans feel misunderstood by media for different reasons | Pew Research Center
Black & Jewish Talk Series' opens up with 'A Conversation' — Harvard Gazette
Yes, black people talk about climate change | Grist
Frontiers | Sounding Black or White: priming identity and biracial speech
Black People Talk
How social media helps and hurts when it comes to black exhaustion
We Are Black. We Just Speak Spanish': Why Some Afro Latinos Want More Visibility During Black History Month | KQED
Underrepresented: The Undeniable Link Between Race and Diagnosis, Treatment, and Wellness
How To Talk To Black People: Anon, A., Anon, A.: 9781798747575: Amazon.com: Books
Black American English: A Language In Its Own Right, Not Anyone's To Recite
