Ponte a Punto Para El Antirracismo / Get on Point with Antiracism

No basta con no ser racista: hay que ser antirracista Qu? es la supremac?a y el privilegio blanco? Existe un racismo institucional? C?mo nombramos y nos comunicamos con los dem?s? Cu?l es el problema de la apropiaci?n cultural? Espa?a es racista? Yo soy racista? C?mo se puede contribuir a cambiar el paradigma?

Este libro es una gu?a fundamental hacia la educaci?n antirracista. A trav?s de apuntes te?ricos e hist?ricos, reflexiones, consejos y ejercicios para analizar nuestros comportamientos, la activista Desir?e Bela-Lobedde -autora de Ser mujer negra en Espa?a y Minor?as- recoge los principios b?sicos del antirracismo y nos invita a poner en marcha de manera pr?ctica alternativas para contribuir activamente a un cambio real. «Para que el racismo desaparezca, y si queremos que desaparezca de verdad, hay que tener la educaci?n necesaria que nos permita mirar con ojos cr?ticos la ra?z del sistema que genera esas desigualdades, y analizar c?mo, con nuestras acciones, contribuimos a su perpetuaci?n o a su desmantelamiento . ENGLISH DESCRIPTION It is not enough to not be racist: we must be antiracists.



What is white supremacy and white privilege? Is there institutional racism? How do we communicate with others? What is the problem of cultural appropriation? Is Spain racist? Am I racist? How can you help to change the paradigm? This book is a fundamental guide to anti-racist education. Through theoretical and historical notes, reflections, advice, and exercises to analyze our behaviors, activist Desir?e Bela-Lobedde -author of Being a Black Woman in Spain and Minorities- collects the basic principles of anti-racism and invites us to implement, in a practical way, options to actively contribute to real change. "In order for racism to disappear, if we really want it to disappear, we must have the necessary education that allows us to look, with critical eyes, at the root of the system that generates these inequalities and analyze how, with our actions, we either contribute to their perpetuation or to its dismantling."