Posts tagged race

7 Things My White Outdoorsy Friends Don’t Understand About Race

What I wish my white outdoorsy friends understood about race

Eugene PakEugene Young PakMay 24, 2021race, racism, internalized racism, allyship, FriendshipComment

6 Ways to Get Outside with BIPOC Immigrant Parents

By spending time in the outdoors with our immigrant parents, we can help them embrace themselves, time with their loved ones and the beauty of nature. But what if your parents aren’t exactly interested? How do you convince them that the outdoors isn’t just “for White people”?

Amath DioufAmath DioufFebruary 27, 2021family, hiking, race, immigrant, immigrants, listicle, guide, hiking guide, changing the narrative, asian american Comment

8 Ways to Handle Race Based Stress

When I get up in the morning and face the world, I often feel as if I have to be strong and tough with a clap back forged in the depths of Black Twitter, or else I’ll break.

Danielle WilliamsDanielle WilliamsJune 21, 2020race, racism, racial profiling, therapy, black women, guideComment

Being and Becoming Asian in the Time of COVID-19

Learning to appreciate my Korean and Taiwanese roots during the coronavirus pandemic.

Caroline HsuCaroline HsuMay 4, 2020skydiving, skiing, korea, taiwan, parents, covid-19, asian american, racism, resilience, race, family, FamilyComment

Growing Up Black and Outdoorsy

He credits his Black parents and grandparents who “set the tone for us as advocates of outdoor exploration, stewardship, and "atypical" activities such as skiing, ice hockey and hang gliding.”

Danielle WilliamsDanielle WilliamsAugust 28, 2018african american, climbing, skiing, family, stem, race, being the only one, Being the only oneComment

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