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The Anti-Racist Cookbook

by Robin Parker & Pamela Smith Chambers
Price: $14.95

128 Pages, Paperback, 6 x 9

ISBN-10: 0-9719017-6-7
ISBN-13: 978-0-9719017-6-6

Many Americans are distressed by race but few know how to talk about it. This book tells how. Dialogue, the authors posit, begins the path to racial reconciliation. The Anti-Racist Cookbook gives straight-forward advice on forming dialogue groups. From whom to invite and how to arrange the room to how to facilitate and what questions to discuss, everything is here. Recommended for community groups, students, activists, educators, trainers, faith-based organizations, diversity councils, and anyone else interested in answering the question “What can we do and how can we do it?”

About The Author

Robin Parker and Pamela Smith Chambers have facilitated many, many dialogue groups on race. As diversity trainers, each with more than 15 years experience, they have focused on how to bring anti-racist concerns into the multicultural arena. Robin Parker received his law degree from the University of Illinois Law School. He is a former Deputy Attorney General in the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice, where he was Chief of the Office of Bias Crime and Community Relations. Pamela Smith Chambers received her Masters degree in counseling from Trenton State College and is an adjunct faculty member at Mercer County Community College. Together Parker and Chambers operate the Beyond Diversity Resource Center, where their goal is to change the world for the better.

Customer Reviews

	Bill from South Orange , NJ
	Clever approach to this very emotional topic. Great ideas and technics to generate open and honest dialogue!

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