No Hate November Video Review

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Thank you for viewing our No Hate November - I Am All That and More: The unique gifts and challenges of being marginalized due to one's social structuring position, video program. Recognizing and embracing all of our own and others identities and social position is important to creating a kinder more inclusive community. Please share what you learned from watching the videos. For students, in order to receive community service hours please be sure to include your name, grade, and email (school).

Please note that these responses are confidential. If you would like to share any of your comments please let us know.

If these videos brought up any concerns or issues you would like discuss further please contact: TBD

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Are you applying for Community Service or NHS hours? *

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Are you responding to the interviews or to the supplementary reading/videos? *

Interviews

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Which interviews and/or supplementary reading/videos did you watch? (Check all that apply)

Dr. Magubane - Intersectionality

Paulak Roy and Larry Freeman

Sandy Han interviewed by Susie Lee-Snell

Evelyn Brito interviewed by Meenakshi Khare

Victoria Buckley interviewed by Sean Osborne - Part 1

Victoria Buckley interviewed by Sean Osborne - Part 2

Parker Morii-Sciolla and Charles James

Supplementary - Black thought matters: Patricia Hill Collins and the long tradition of African American sociology

Supplementary - Patricia Hill Collins: Intersecting Oppressions

Supplementary - Intersectionality's Definitional Dilemmas - Patricia Hill Collins

Supplementary - Patricia Collins - Black Feminism, Intersectionality and Democratic Possibilities

Supplementary - #RedefineAtoZ: Lydia X. Z. Brown, autistic activist, is 'fighting oppression in all its forms'

What was your favorite interview and why?

Which supplementary piece(s) did you read/watch?

What is something new you learned from a different video than above?

What is your key take away from Dr. Magubane's video?

What is something you will do or change now that you have listened to these stories?

What would you like to see your school and/or community do to help those with marginalized structural positions or to promote inclusion and kindness?

Any other comments or concerns you would like to share?

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