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Is Everyone Really Equal? An Introduction to Key Concepts in Social Justice Education
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Cited edition: New York: Teachers College Press, 2nd edition, 2017.
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- Title
- Is Everyone Really Equal? An Introduction to Key Concepts in Social Justice Education
- Author
- Özlem Sensoy; Robin DiAngelo
- Year
- 2nd edition, 2017
- Document type
- Book
- Source class
- 1. Primary text (the thinker’s own work)
- Standpoint
- Movement: writes from inside the tradition
- Publisher
- Teachers College Press
- Place
- New York
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racism here is White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination, supported intentionally or unintentionally by institutional power and authority, used to the advantage of Whites and the disadvantage of peoples of Color
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Whiteness refers to the specific dimensions of racism that elevates White people over all peoples of Color.
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To claim to be “just human” and thus outside of race is one of the most powerful and pervasive manifestations of Whiteness.
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White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination, supported intentionally or unintentionally by institutional power and authority
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Read in the named edition against the printed page.
racism here is White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination, supported intentionally or unintentionally by institutional power and authority, used to the advantage of Whites and the disadvantage of peoples of Color
{"offset":369883}
Read in the named edition against the printed page.
White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination, supported intentionally or unintentionally by institutional power and authority
{"offset":369883}
Read in the named edition against the printed page.
Whiteness refers to the specific dimensions of racism that elevates White people over all peoples of Color.
{"offset":422322}
Read in the named edition against the printed page.
To claim to be “just human” and thus outside of race is one of the most powerful and pervasive manifestations of Whiteness.
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Read in the named edition against the printed page.
Critical scholars define racism as a systemic relationship of unequal power between White people and peoples of Color.
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The standard social-justice education text by Sensoy and DiAngelo defines racism in the United States and Canada as White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination, supported intentionally or unintentionally by institutional power and authority, to the advantage of Whites.
Filed in: Decoder: Racism
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Plain English for “Racism”: A property of the system, not the person. This definition needs no slur, no act and no int...
Filed in: Decoder: Racism
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Sensoy and DiAngelo report that critical scholars define racism as a systemic relationship of unequal power between White people and peoples of Color.
Filed in: Decoder: Racism
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Sensoy and DiAngelo define Whiteness as the specific dimensions of racism that elevate White people over all peoples of Color.
Filed in: Decoder: Whiteness
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Sensoy and DiAngelo hold that claiming to be "just human" and outside race is itself one of the most powerful manifestations of Whiteness.
Filed in: Decoder: Whiteness
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Sensoy and DiAngelo define racism as White racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination supported by institutional power and authority.
Filed in: Decoder: Racism
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