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whiteness, racism, and colorblindness
This blog is a project for Black Studies 410: Topics: White Studies, Winter 2008 at Portland State University. Among our goals is integrating theory and action, and I hope to gain more tools and solidarities in fighting racism by examining my role in the structure of whiteness and white culture in maintaining and perpetuating systemic […]
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Addressing Inequality through Conflict Resolution in Portland, Oregon 
February 8, 2008
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