@935Curr Malala has became an international symbol of the fight for girls' education after she was shot in 2012 for opposing Taliban restrictions on female education in her home country of Pakistan.
If you’re someone who wants to create a better, fairer world, you don’t have to wait another minute to get started. On @MasterClass, I’m teaching you how to be an activist and giving you all the tools to impactful change in your communities. https://t.co/sgfIFNgoZF
@935Curr I retweeted Malala Yousafzai. Malala has became an international symbol of the fight for girls' education after she was shot in 2012 for opposing Taliban restrictions on female education in her home country of Pakistan.
If you’re someone who wants to create a better, fairer world, you don’t have to wait another minute to get started. On @MasterClass, I’m teaching you how to be an activist and giving you all the tools to impactful change in your communities. https://t.co/sgfIFNgoZF
Three Afghan girls bravely share anonymous essays about life after the Taliban, their disappointments, hopes for the future and advice for other young women. ♥️
Read, share and help amplify their voices. #IWD2022 https://t.co/rlEtymwayX
@935Curr I’ve been working on creating inclusive instructions and learning materials. I also teach my children everyday that we are all unique and we should celebrate our uniqueness/differences. #our_uniqueness_matters
@samanthavasy@935Curr My kids Martial Arts master once said the same and then a child asked a question ( don’t remember the question exactly) but then she replied that she only meant the biological sex.
@cmachado3 @kimmykimikimme @935Curr The first thing came into my mind is TED talks! But let me play the the devil's advocate here, people with the disability are happy and willing to do so. They stage to feel good and inspire thousands of people who look up to them.
@samanthavasy@935Curr Absolutely, I believe that utilizing the dominant groups' privilege to empower the other groups and help them get their voices heard is an effective way to develop critical social justice skills
Unfortunately, some people were raised to only distinguish between two extremes; they can see nothing in between. For them, shades do not exist on so many levels. I believe that binary thinking plays an essential role in discrimination and discriminatory actions.
• I have to admit that I adopted polarized binary thinking on some levels in my early youth. I used to see things as black and white; I used to see people and actions as good and evil, right and wrong, heaven and hell. As I grew up, matured, and learned, I started to see shades.
Sensoy and DiAngelo (2017) noted that "because we have not been taught to see the complexity of social identity…we can only understand forms of social oppression such as sexism through the most simplistic explanation » (p.107).