SHADES OF YOUTH was filmed at The White Privilege Conference Youth Institute where 100 high school students gathered from across the United States to seriously engage in issues of race, power, identity, oppression and social change. This film and accompanying curriculum, offer multiple views and experiences around race and privilege, giving youth and adults entry points to discuss and better understand how institutional racism affects all our lives.
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Ideal for use in
• High School Classrooms
• Teacher, Administrator, Parent Education
• Colleges and Universities
• Intergenerational Gatherings
• Non-Profit Organizations
• Government Agencies
• Community and Faith-based Youth Groups
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Don't miss this three-session workshop that offers an informed & supportive curriculum to examine the role white people play in the current racial environment and to begin to repair the damage done by past generations.
Topics:
- Guidelines for optimal learning in community
- Discovering white culture in its commonality & variety
- The meaning of whiteness, both explicit & implicit
- Personal experiences of early exposure to racism
- Overt, intentional racism vs covert, unintentional thoughts & actions
- Institutional racism and its role in the founding & growth of America
- Treating everyone fairly is not treating everyone the same
- Guilt as a useless emotion
- The difference between power over and power with
- What is an ally & why would I want to be one?
- Creating communities where everyone is supported in being
their complete & full selves
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 antiracism.com offering tools and dialogue which inspire us to move through the barriers of racism and pave the way toward a thriving and socially just world.
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