Antiracist Style Indicator

What’s Your Antiracist Style?

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Choose true for those statements that apply or that are mostly true for you. If the statement does not apply to you, or is not aligned with how you think or behave, or if you do not understand what the statement means, then choose N/A for not applicable.

  1. I believe that life-long learning, self-critique, and self-evaluation are necessary to fix power imbalances and achieve racial equity.
  2. I have voted for people of color as elected public officials primarily because of their racial identity.
  3. I believe that business owners have the right to practice their faith and not sell goods or services to those who are not aligned with their values.
  4. I am surprised at the racist behaviors of some police officers.
  5. Racial diversity is an important part of the decision for where I choose to live.
  6. I believe that if a Black American says they have never experienced racism that they are not authentically black.
  7. I believe that in the workplace, it is best not to talk about racism.
  8. Before I buy goods or services, I check to see if the company has a diversity statement and if their leadership is racially diverse.
  9. I believe that the breakdown of the black family unit is responsible for racism.
  10. Within the past four years, I have voted for an elected official who actively promotes racial equity.