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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Internalized oppression"”.
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Resisting internalized oppression: Black women's perceptions of incarceration
<p>In 2010, I attended two anti-incarceration events where formerly incarcerated Black women spoke against incarceration. While it seemed to me that the motivation to engage in anti-incarceration resistance could only allow for so much variation, I soon became painfully aware of the vital …
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More than tolerance: development through dialogue on race and cultural differences : a guide to learning in facilitated small groups
… b) racial identity development, c) internalized oppression/superiority, d) facilitation of difficult conversations, e) the use of Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) as an assessment tool (Hammer and Benne~ 2001 ), f) the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) …
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Challenging Filipino Colonial Mentality with Philippine Art
… due to their colonial mentality (CM.) CM is an internalized oppression among Filipinos in which they experience an automatic preference for anything Western—European or U.S. American—and rejection of anything Filipino<strong>. </strong>Although Filipinos show signs of a CM, there are Filipinos …
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Activation, Automacity, and Mental Health Implications of Colonial Mentality
… Colonial Mentality (CM) is a specific form of internalized oppression that is characterized by an automatic preference for anything American and automatic rejection of anything Filipino that may be manifested overtly and covertly. Given that CM is theorized to be composed of a covert aspect and …
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WE ARE WHAT WE SPEAK: AN AFROCENTRIC ANALYSIS OF THE MANIFESTATION AND IMPACT OF AGENCY REDUCING IDENTITIES FOUND ON INSTAGRAM
… for dis-empowerment, identity dislocation, and internalized oppression. If tendencies to use these “agency reducing identity words” continues in this manner, African people will experience ongoing cultural dislocation that diminishes their “need for a collective agency that fights against …
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Measuring the efficacy and quality of a professional development training on prejudice reduction and reflective practice: transforming the delivery of change through collective insight and informed action
… of identity and experiences, stereotyping, internalized oppression, building pride and capacity, becoming allies, making commitments to change, as well as appreciation of differences in others. This information obtained by the researcher provided baseline data, which laid the groundwork to …
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Intersectionality and power: an autoethnographic exploration of a psychotherapist’s narratives of oppression and their impact on her sense of self
… autoethnography that explores the narratives of oppression that arise from my lived experience of multiple and intersecting marginalized socio-cultural and political positions. The study arose from a recognition during my training as a counselling psychologist of a personal need to explore how my …
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Intergenerational Trauma in African and Native American Literatures
… grief, disenfranchised grief, and unresolved internalized oppression could continue to manifest itself through many generations. This thesis will examine the intergenerational effects of historical trauma as they are depicted in selected African and Native bildungsromans. These specific works …