Eta Phi |
SPA Project on Civil Discourse: "I don't see color" |
| Date: Oct 18, 2019 at 11:00am to 12:00pm | |
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In this conversation, participants will consider how calls for color-blindness infuse social and political discourse. They will consider how terms like “identity politics†affect political candidates and movements.
Learning Objectives
-Examine the concept of “color blindness†in political, social, and cultural discourse;
-Consider how the aspiration to color blindness or calls to remove race from conversation affect various people, groups, and policies;
-Analyze the reasons removing race from conversations might appeal to some;
-Explore how a person’s perspective or identity can affect their belief in or preference for color-blindness;
-Consider the impact of requesting that race be removed from conversations; and
-Explore how their own perspectives or concerns affect their opinions of “identity politics†and race-conscious discourse. | |