When we discuss racism, we frequently do it as if it were a factual reality, a fundamental characteristic of human nature and our societies. But it’s crucial to understand that racism is a social construct rather than a natural phenomenon. To be clear, social constructions are occurrences or categories that society has established and viewed …
The histories of privilege and oppression are intricately woven into the fabric of American history. Its effects can be seen in almost every aspect of society, including in the organizations that power the nation’s economy. These points where power and oppression meet still have an impact on workplace dynamics, frequently determining the opportunities open to …
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