Categorieën: Alle - oppression - empowerment - intersectionality - community

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Culture & Identity

The text explores the intersection of race, class, and gender, emphasizing that these systems of oppression are interlocking and must be understood together to fully grasp the dynamics of social domination and resistance.

Culture & Identity

The Location of Culture

Third Space
Liminality
Hybridity

Race Theory

Black Skin, White Masks

Authorship

Black Sexual Politics
Race, Class & Gender
Black Feminist thought
Another Kind of Public Education

Matrix of Domination

Two significant contributions toward understanding the importance of connections among knowledge, consciousness, and political empowerment: 1) A fundamental paradigmatic shift in how we think about oppression - embracing a paradigm of race, class, and gender as interlocking systems of oppression, reconceptualize the social relations of domination and resistance; 2) Ongoing epistemological debates in feminist theory and the sociology of knowledge concerning ways of assessing "truth." Offering subordinate groups new knowledge about their own experiences can be empowering; but revealing new ways of knowing that allow subordinate groups to define their own reality has far greater implications.

Womanism

Alice Walker
Womanism addresses the racist and classist aspects of white feminism and actively opposes separatist ideologies. It includes the word “man”, recognizing that Black men are an integral part of Black women’s lives as their children, lovers, and family members.
It is a reaction to the realization that “feminism” does not encompass the perspectives Black women
Toni Morrison
The dangers of separateness for the sake of unity and the "disallowing" of any group is the first step in the destruction of a community or family. In Paradise, Toni Morrison explores the sacredness of motherhood, female community and its necessity in the Black woman's search for self.
Angela Davis

Orientalism

A manner of regularized (or Orientalized) writing, vision, and study, dominated by imperatives, perspectives, and ideological biases ostensibly suited to the Orient.’ It is the image of the ‘Orient’ expressed as an entire system of thought and scholarship.

Culture & Identity

Left Brain

Technology
People
Scholars

Frantz Fanon

Critical Theory

Stuart Hall

Racial Prejudice & Media

Paul Gilroy

Double Consciousness

Patricia Hill Collins

Black Feminist Thought

Guest Speakers

Dr. Perez

Jo Monahan

Authors

Edward Said

bell hooks

Judith Butler

Homi K. Bhabha

Themes
Relationships

Multiculturalism, Interculturalism, and Transculturalism

Identity

Self

Others

Right Brain

Presentations
Topic

Hybridity, Liminality, & Third Space

Scholar
Tools
xtranormal

Elementary Identity Conversation

animoto

Elementary Identity

wiki

Elementary Identity Across Ages and Ethnicities

Creativity
music
visuals
conversations
representations