Title: A guide to how you can support marginalized communities - CNN
Headings: A guide to how you can support marginalized communities
A guide to how you can support marginalized communities
Reach out
Offer support and comfort.
Educate yourself and others
Do your research.
Ask questions when needed.
Brush up on history.
Influence people in your own group.
Teach your children.
Own up to your mistakes.
Listen
Acknowledge your privilege.
Pay attention.
Know when to talk less.
Understand others' experiences.
Stand up
Build networks.
Use your privilege to help others.
Know your rights when you are videotaping.
Voice your concerns to those in power.
Stand in solidarity.
Donate your time and money.
Vote.

Content: Take note about what is being said (and what isn't) and who is there (and who isn't). Recognize how prejudice, discrimination and oppression are being denied, minimized or justified. This is why everyday racial profiling is so dangerous
Know when to talk less. This isn't about you. You don't need to comment on every situation with your own perspective, or go out of your way to prove how aware or educated you are, Ariel says. Uplift others without speaking for them. Let others have the microphone for a change. Understand others' experiences. Instead of offering up your own thoughts, listen to people who are marginalized when they tell you about their experiences, frustrations and emotions. Sit with that for a while.