Important topic and brave sharing of your personal experience. When I was back in the academia and teaching racism in university sociology class, we often discuss the structural aspect of racism in terms of three levels: 1. Institutionalized 2. Personally mediated and 3. Internalized. There’s a gardener’s tale that puts this theory in very easily understandable term. You can read this article to learn more: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1446334/pdf/10936998.pdf
The most tragic form of racism is internalized racism, which has its root in long-lasting and normalized institutionalized racism. It can be so unconscious that the person suffering from it him/herself might not even realize that.
What a complex and important topic to discuss - thanks for opening this opportunity in your post.
I particular enjoyed this piece. You not only shared your personal experience but commented on frameworks as well as included relevant examples/observations, Rashi.
I've been learning about the structure of racism as well with the liberate & chill collective (https://www.liberateandchill.org/) over the course of the last 2 months.
Thank you so much for sharing these resources. Will plug them in the next issue of the newsletter. Would also like to give you a shout out. Let me know if that is okay
Yes TERROR STRIKES is about Terrorism, but it is NOT a book about Death but of Life and Living! Life, over Death. Hope, over Fear. Faith, over Despair. Love, over Hate. Good, over Evil. Individualism, over Collectivism. Freedom, over Tyranny. Family, and Friends.
Important topic and brave sharing of your personal experience. When I was back in the academia and teaching racism in university sociology class, we often discuss the structural aspect of racism in terms of three levels: 1. Institutionalized 2. Personally mediated and 3. Internalized. There’s a gardener’s tale that puts this theory in very easily understandable term. You can read this article to learn more: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1446334/pdf/10936998.pdf
The most tragic form of racism is internalized racism, which has its root in long-lasting and normalized institutionalized racism. It can be so unconscious that the person suffering from it him/herself might not even realize that.
What a complex and important topic to discuss - thanks for opening this opportunity in your post.
Thanks for sharing this Han. Would you be okay if I plug this in the next issue and give you a shout out for sharing?
Yes of course :)
Loved this one. Presents a very persuasive point to think about!
I particular enjoyed this piece. You not only shared your personal experience but commented on frameworks as well as included relevant examples/observations, Rashi.
I've been learning about the structure of racism as well with the liberate & chill collective (https://www.liberateandchill.org/) over the course of the last 2 months.
I also look forward to diving into this great collection of Black authors, available for free on Google Drive: http://wafflebytes.blogspot.com/2018/02/resource-black-history-month-library.html
Thank you so much for sharing these resources. Will plug them in the next issue of the newsletter. Would also like to give you a shout out. Let me know if that is okay
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Absolutely! Would love to connect.
Yes TERROR STRIKES is about Terrorism, but it is NOT a book about Death but of Life and Living! Life, over Death. Hope, over Fear. Faith, over Despair. Love, over Hate. Good, over Evil. Individualism, over Collectivism. Freedom, over Tyranny. Family, and Friends.
Read more: https://www.terrorstrikes.info