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January 7, 2021 By Hammond Phillip

Teaching ‘white fragility’ is bad for kids of color

Unless we adopt ‘a more humanistic approach, grounded in respect for the common qualities that bind us all’, argues Rav Arora, ‘we will continue to be stratified along racial lines’:

One of the worst things you can tell young people of color is that they are fundamentally different from their white counterparts and they are powerless victims in a system that is built to limit their success.

 

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Filed Under: Article, Featured Tagged With: education, Martin Luther King, schools, USA

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