Rosetta Thurman's List of 20 Non-Profit and Philanthropy Blogs Written by People of Color

I was checking Twitter's non-profit offerings today and I came across a fabulous list of  20 non-profit and philanthropy blogs written by people of color --and lo and behold, I see that the list has been compiled by my colleague Rosetta Thurman!  Check out her Young Professionals  jobs.change.org blog here.

Rosetta underscores how few people of color are in the non-profit sector, including their representation in the blogosphere in this area. She qualifies the list noting  that a) you can't always tell if a blogger is a person of color b) she has included several Jewish writers although not all Jews identify as people of color c) she has tried not to include bloggers writing for and representing a specific cause  (like AARP). Here's the list:

1. Black Gives Back (anonymous author is African American)
2. The New Jew: Blogging Jewish Philanthropy by Maya Norton
3. South Asian Philanthropy Project by Archana Sridhar, et al.
   
4. New Voices of Philanthropy by Trista Harris, et al.
5. White Courtesy Telephone by Albert Ruesga
6. Leadership as a Field of Study by Lindsey McDougle
7. Entry Level Living by Allison Jones
8. Asian American Giving by Dien S. Yuen, et al.
9. Marketing for Nonprofits by Jocelyn Harmon
10. The African Philanthropist by Bahia Akerele
11. Give Black by Angelia Dickens
12. Being the Difference by Darius Graham
13. Nonprofit Connectors by Antonette Artiz
14. Nonprofit Law Blog by Gene Takagi
15. Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology by Michelle Murrain
16. Jewish Donor Blog by David Rubin and Yoav Kaufman
17. The Fabulous Giver by Karyn Brianne
18. Beacons on the Frontline by Asia Hadley
19. Mission Paradox by Adam Thurman
20. eJewish Philanthropy: The Jewish Philanthropy Blog (group blog)