Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2013June 15, 2013 CDT
A poem for my white friends. “I Didn’t Tell You.”
A poem for my white friends. “I Didn’t Tell You.”
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Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2013
- Questioning Privilege from within the Special Education ProcessHeather Powers AlbanesiJanet Sauer
- White Capital: The Symbolic Value of StereotypesKasey Henricks
- Social Identity Development and Discordance in an Intersectional Diversity and Inclusiveness WorkshopDena R Samuels
- Race and Color Blindness: An Activity for Class DiscussionMargaret Austin Smith
- "But I Just Don't See It!": Making White Superiority VisibleShelly Tochluk
- Reconciled to JargonBarbara Beckwith
- A poem for my white friends. "I Didn't Tell You."Norma L Johnson
- Presidents without Papers: Who is more American?Vijay PendakurArt Munin
- A Journey Through Alienation and Privilege to HealingF. Roberto Schiraldi
Johnson, Norma L. 2013. “A Poem for My White Friends. ‘I Didn’t Tell You.’” Understanding and Dismantling Privilege 3 (1).