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My first "big picture" concept map. Not perfect, but conveys the overall concept at a glance. See below for my next map.

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The second, more academic, approach to the concept map.

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“How to Be An Anti-racist” for Jigsaw Activity Chapter 5

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I have hand-written notes from Ch. 6.  This will not allow me to upload more than one photo for this post (at least I can't figure out how to upload additional photos of my notes, without deleting my concept map photo).  I apologize.  Essentially my notes identify the specific items (qualitative - descriptive, quantitative - including numbers/stats etc. and overarching themes) we were asked to identify:
1.  QUOTES of relative meaning/Ch. 6:
Bodily racist: Perceives certain racialized bodies as more animal-like and violent than others
Bodily antiracist: Humanizing, decracializing, and individualizing nonviolent and violent behavior (p. 69).
Hx timeline of Black body descriptions p. 70 in map too.
Adept politicians and crime entrepreneurs manufacture the fear and stand before voters to deliver them --messiahs who will liberate them from fear of these other bodies (p. 76)
When policy aims to 'correct' Black bodies due to their 'Super Predator' tendencies, rather than addressing the social injustices of poverty, and tensions of living under constant socio-economic strain, we (as a whole) are perpetuating bodily racist ideas (p. 80).
For hundreds of years, Americans have tried 3 predominant solutions to addressing ongoing violence: mass incarceration, segregation, and assimilation. All of these are born from the notion that Black bodies are responsible for the violence. Data does not support this. Rather, data suggests unemployment and socioeconomic hardship create struggles, scrambles, and violence in pursuit of very limited resources (p. 79, 80). Crime rates in low-income neighborhoods and high-income neighborhoods are relatively the same; regardless of race.

Ex: Unarmed Black bodies killed at 2x rate of unarmed White bodies by fearing police officers (quantitative statistic, p. 73).
Ex. Black people comprise 13 % of America's population but 26% of those killed by police in 2015 (quantitative statistic, p. 73).
Ex. More than the number of times I risked being jailed for something I did do, I am haunted by the number of times that I failed to help victims of violence (qualitative statement, p. 73).
EX. What could happen based on my deepest fears mattered more than what did happen to me.  I believed violence was stalking me - but in truth I was being stalked inside my own head by racist ideas (qualitative statement, meaningful to chapter p. 72).

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Forkus, Kendi Ch. 4 Prompts/Concept Map 

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Emily M's Notes_ Kendi HTBA Ch 6 _The Body_