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Power Privilege and Oppression by University of Denver GSSW
Power Privilege and Oppression by University of Denver GSSW
This powerful, easy-to-access video on power privilege and oppression was created by the University of Denver's Graduate School of Social Work. It explores identity and socialization as potential tools of oppression and the privileges we have as members of some groups.
Talisa Lavarry on the Journey to True Allyship
Talisa Lavarry on the Journey to True Allyship
Talisa Lavarry is an author and founder of Yum Yum Morale, a DEI Consultancy group. She shares her personal experiences of discrimination in the academic and professional world and sharing
insight into how one can be a better ally.
Intersectionality by Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw
Intersectionality by Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw
This powerful, easy-to-access video on power privilege and oppression was created by the University of Denver's Graduate School of Social Work. It explores identity and socialization as potential tools of oppression and the privileges we have as members of some groups.
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