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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"white ignorance"”.
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“I think it's quite an insulting question, ‘what’s it like to be white?’... It's not a question that needs to be asked”: An exploration of how white trainee counsellors in South Wales understand ‘race’, racism, and whiteness.
This research sought to understand how white trainee counsellors in South Wales understand ‘race’, racism and whiteness. Research that considers understanding of ‘race’, racism and whiteness in a counselling context in South Wales has not been found elsewhere and addresses a gap in knowledge. The …
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Theorizing Racial Democracy
… democracy" in Brazil, which is a form of racial ignorance that is prevalent in that country. Specifically, I am interested in the epistemic aspects of this mechanism of creating and propagating racial ignorance.</p> <p>To achieve this goal, I begin by introducing Charles Mills' concept of white …
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The Forms of Friendship How women’s friendships shape and challenge narrativity in contemporary German and Anglophone literature
… the entanglement of the narrative arc with white ignorance. The fourth and final chapter, ‘Narrating Networks’, focuses on Paula Irmschler’s Superbusen (2020), drawing together the narratological insights of the previous chapters to provide an exploration of women’s friendships as narrative …
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Identifying and addressing white supremacy in social work education
… and empirical approaches to identify and address white supremacy in social work education. Study 1 lays the theoretical foundation for this dissertation by proposing the incorporation of critical whiteness theory (CWT) in social work education. As a subject area, critical whiteness studies emerged …
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The influence of cultural background on teaching and learning in synchronous online sessions
… showing behaviours related to the theories of white ignorance (Mills, 2007), double-consciousness (Du Bois, 1994) and even panopticism (Foucault, 1977) without being aware of it. Thus, the desired concept of multiculturalism (Richeson & Nussbaum, 2004) in virtual classroom teaching was not …