Events Archive
13th of the Month Event Series
In Baltimore, as in much of the nation, the face of undocumented immigrants is Latinx (with and without white skin privilege). However, there are other populations of undocumented immigrants: Black faces from Black and Brown countries, individuals and families that are caught up in America's relentless war not only against undocumented immigrants but against Black and Brown people. Please join Baltimore Racial Justice Action and guests in a panel discussion on current and historic issues around anti-Blackness, immigration, and the undocumented experience.
CHILDREN WELCOME: Supervision provided
FREE ADMISSION & SNACKS PROVIDED
Donations accepted by cash at door or PayPal: bmoreantiracist.org/donate
13th of the Month Event Series
In Baltimore, as in much of the nation, the face of undocumented immigrants is Latinx (with and without white skin privilege). However, there are other populations of undocumented immigrants: Black faces from Black and Brown countries, individuals and families that are caught up in America's relentless war not only against undocumented immigrants but against Black and Brown people. Please join Baltimore Racial Justice Action and guests in a panel discussion on current and historic issues around anti-Blackness, immigration, and the undocumented experience.
CHILDREN WELCOME: Supervision provided FREE ADMISSION & SNACKS PROVIDED
Donations accepted by cash at door or PayPal: bmoreantiracist.org/donate
This event was originally scheduled in August, but postponed to October due to inclement weather
13th of the Month Event Series
This PBS documentary examines the origin, history and impacts of the 1882 law that made it illegal for Chinese workers, and later those from all Asian nations, to come to the U.S. and for Chinese nationals already here to become U.S. citizens. The first in a long line of acts targeting Asian people for exclusion, it remained in place for more than 60 years. Please join BRJA to screen, reflect, and discuss the long-lasting impacts of these racist immigration policies.
CHILDREN WELCOME: Supervision provided
THIS VENUE IS WHEELCHAIR & PHYSICAL AID ACCESSIBLE
FREE ADMISSION & SNACKS PROVIDED
Donations accepted by cash at door or PayPal: bmoreantiracist.org/donate
BRJA's Annual Black Business Bazaar!
Instead of giving your money to large white-owned corporations,support thriving Black entrepreneurs! Please bring cash & be prepared to buy something you love!
Are you a Black entrepreneur interested in vending at this event?
Email BmoreAntiRacist@gmail.com for the application. A $20 vendor fee must be submitted by Nov 26, 2018.
Building Racial Justice in Baltimore 32-hour Workshop Series
This workshop series is BRJA’s introductory class for white people. Participants will explore the historical development as well as the contemporary implications of racism in the United States, as well as our own racialization as white people. Participants will work with learning partners to develop an anti-racist action plan to help them deepen their own understanding and to grow their practice of taking conscious action for racial justice in their own circles of influence. Participation will require a commitment of 32 hours of classroom time, plus 2-4 hours between sessions for reading and meeting with a learning partner.