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Appealing to the Majority

By fencer07 - Posted on October 3rd, 2008

For my Psychology of Leadership class, I have chosen to design a project that will eliminate apathy about racism and the importance of diversity among the majority race at my school, white people. Read More »

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Wee Tiny Racism

By ediblewoman - Posted on March 7th, 2008

Tagged: acceptance • anti-bias education • Children • Race • Race Relations • Racism • raising children • tolerance • white privilege • Education • Shared responsibility • Better future

I'm telling this story not to incite further debate on the state of racism today, but rather to illustrate the lengths to which we must go to combat our natural tendencies toward segregation. Read More »

ediblewoman's blog • 9 comments • 667 reads

It's Time To Talk: Conversations About Race

By ediblewoman - Posted on February 23rd, 2008

Tagged: Equality • Inequality • racial equality • Racism • reverse racism • understanding • white privilege • Shared responsibility • Better future

ediblewoman's blog • 3 comments • 398 reads

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