From the Good Trade:

According to the website, “The Fashion and Race Database is filled with tools that expand the narrative of fashion history and challenge mis-representation within the fashion system.” The founder of the database is the audacious Kimberly Jenkins. Through well-researched pieces, a wealth of helpful resources, and a weekly newsletter, the/her database aims to provide an accessible and academic look at decentralizing fashion history. In addition, a recent round of successful funding has made it possible for the team to compensate BIPOC who wish to contribute to the site. Check out their submission guidelines here.