Posts Tagged ‘lisa solod warren’
Notes toward a primer on helpful race talk
Continuing the dialogue from Mike Barber’s article: Words of advice for White would-be writers on race If last year’s hullaballoos around Eric Holder (“nation of cowards”), Skip Gates, Sonia Sotomayor, the Birther “movement,” Joe Wilson, Van Jones, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh,...
January 7th, 2010 | Featured | Read More
Words of advice for White would-be writers on race
Lisa Solod Warren’s December 16th, 2009 article (which has since been deleted) in The Huffington Post titled Two Black Role Models Done In By Hubris invoked a great deal of outrage. I caught wind of the article via Twitter where people were expressing emotions ranging from utter dismay to outright...
January 4th, 2010 | Featured | Read More
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Black like me, white like thee
January 9, 2010 15:01
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Spiritually Liberal, Socially Conservative
January 8, 2010 05:01
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Notes toward a primer on helpful race talk
January 7, 2010 11:01
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Countdown to 2050: Equity in America
January 7, 2010 06:01
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Resolutions, experiments for a new year
January 4, 2010 11:01
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Andrew Grant-Thomas: Thanks for the reply, Mike. I absolutely agree about the trickiness of getting the "talk" part right, and yet at least w...
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Andrew Grant-Thomas: Hi Gyasi-- as the deputy director of the Kirwan Institute, host of Race-Talk, I can tell you this: to the degree that yo...
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lisasolod: Mike. Sorry the conversation hasn't gone as you wanted.... and sorry I haven't been abject enough in my culpability for ...
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Mike Barber: Greetings sb84, thanks for commenting. I'm not sure I am following what you mean about the disagree/understand thing. Ca...
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Mike Barber: Well said. I couldn't agree more that dialogue is only the beginning. It's the first milestone of a much longer process....
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Public Transportation Pt. 2: Continuation of Part 1 ... Hours before Alan would nearly run over that student running across the street, before the slam of breaks, before Liam would topple over, much before the bus would reach ...
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No woman left behind: CEDAW and the Stupak-Pitts Amendment The United States is one of seven countries that have yet to ratify The United Nations (UN) Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against W...
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De-biasing implicit bias: Start with our schools: The concept of implicit bias has gone mainstream. Even Oprah had a piece on it recently featuring individuals who had taken the Implicit Bias Test (IAT). Several whites were surprised to find that the...
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Election of the first black president, a license to print hate: The first nine months of Barack Obama’s presidency have witnessed accomplishments (pulling the economy back from the brink) and disappointments (the broken promises to the gay and lesbian community). ...
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On “Precious,” the Ending: Seriously, where to begin? If by the end of the movie the “Precious” character seems to have wrested a measure of triumph in the face of hideous abuse that has degraded the entire course of her sho...
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