Allies and Advocates Creating an Inclusive and Equitable Culture.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2020.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- PART I Allies and Advocates
- 1 The Current Landscape
- 2 Background on the Black Experiencein the United States
- History of the Black Experience
- Segregation
- Today
- Questions to Consider
- 3 Allyship and Advocacy
- What Is Allyship?
- Behaviors of an Ally
- Expect to Be Uncomfortable
- Make Space for Imperfection
- Seek and Expect Feedback
- Speak Up and Give Feedback
- Be an Attentive Listener
- Exercise Empathy
- Questions to Consider
- 4 Advocacy
- Take Personal Risk
- Pitfall: Performative Allyship and Advocacy
- PART II The Language of Inclusion
- 5 Language
- 6 Diversity
- Questions to Consider
- 7 Identity and Intersectionality
- Brief Notes on Gender Identity
- What Does the x in "Latinx" Mean?
- Acronyms
- Intersectionality
- Questions to Consider
- 8 Inclusion, Bias, and Unconscious Bias
- Bias and Unconscious Bias
- Conformity Bias
- Similarity Bias
- Halo and Horns Effects
- Questions to Consider
- 9 Microaggressions
- Questions to Consider
- 10 Equality and Equity
- Questions to Consider
- 11 Privilege
- Questions to Consider
- 12 System, Systemic, Systematic
- 13 -Isms and -Ist
- Isms
- Ist
- Engaging with Others
- White Supremacy
- Antiracism
- Questions to Consider
- 14 Resistance Language
- Questions to Consider
- PART III Allyship Starts with You
- 15 The Work Starts with You
- Questions to Consider
- 16 Role-Modeling Inclusion
- Broaden Your Perspectives
- Be Mindful of Shared Spaces
- Use Gender-Inclusive Language and Examples that Appeal to Varied Interests
- Demonstrate Equality
- Do the Brave Thing
- Seek Out Diversity
- Practice Perspective Taking
- What You Allow, You Teach
- Carry the Spirit of Apology
- Don't Rely on Spokespeople
- Avoid Performative Allyship and Advocacy
- Mind Your Micros
- What If I Overhear or Witness a Microaggression?
- What If I Behave Microaggressively?
- What If I Am the Recipient of a Microaggression?
- Questions to Consider
- 17 Taking Care of Yourself
- I'm Still Worried
- What If I Am Not Sure What to Say?
- What If I Say the Wrong Thing?
- How Do I Ensure People Know I Am Being Authentic?
- How Can I Continue to Learn Without Burdening Anyone?
- Recharging
- Moving Forward
- About the Author
- Index
- EULA