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Resistance to multiculturalism : issues and interventions / Jeffery Scott Mio, Gene I. Awakuni.

Van Pelt Library HM1271 .M56 2000
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mio, Jeffery Scott, 1954-
Contributor:
Awakuni, Gene I.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Multiculturalism.
Multicultural education.
Mental health education.
Racism.
Stereotypes (Social psychology).
Avoidance (Psychology).
Physical Description:
xvii, 177 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Philadelphia, PA : Brunner/Mazel, [2000]
Contents:
Historical Efforts to Include Multiculturalism in Mental Health Training Programs 3
Scholarship Reconsidered 4
The Scholarship of Multiculturalism 8
The Multiculturalism of Scholarship 14
2 Covert Racism and the Subtlety of Modern Resistance 19
Ridley's Conceptualization of Racism 20
Covert, Intentional Racism in the Broader Social Context 23
3 Disguised Racism in the Broader Society 35
Modern Forms of Racism 36
Modern Forms of Racism in the Broader Society 40
4 The Construction and Maintenance of Stereotypes 49
Definition of Stereotypes 49
The Cognitive Miser Approach Versus the Social Reality Approach to Stereotypes 50
Consensual Stereotypes 52
Negative Effects of Stereotyping 53
Attributions and Attributional Errors 56
The Media and the Maintenance of Stereotypes 58
5 Allies: How are they Created and What are Their Experiences? / Laurie A. Roades, Jeffery Scott Mio 63
Definition of an Ally 65
Why Do People Become Allies? 67
Personal Experiences of Allies 71
How is Allied Behavior Viewed by Members of Dominant Versus Nondominant Groups? 72
What Sustains Allies in their Efforts? 74
What Do You Find Difficult About Being an Ally? 77
Do Allies Ever Stop Being Allies, Once Involved? 80
6 Addressing Resistance in the Classroom 83
Racial Identity Development Models 83
Reaction Papers 94
Game Show or Debate Contest 97
Personal Experience 101
Resistance Among Ethnic Minority Students 102
7 Addressing Resistance in Large Groups / Lori Barker-Hackett, Jeffery Scott Mio 109
Racial Identity Development Models 110
"A Class Divided" 110
Experiential Exercises 112
Inclusion of Positive Experiences 116
Debriefing and Processing 118
Building Empathy 121
Balancing Emotional and Intellectual Aspects 123
8 Resistance at the Administrative Level 129
Vision 130
Demonstration of Power 130
Responding to External Forces 130
Administrator-to-Administrator Relationships 130
Ascribed Versus Earned Credibility 131
Administrative Cases 131
Faculty 140
Staff 143
Students 144
9 Addressing Resistance at the Administrative Level 147
Cross-Cultural Retreat 148
Cultural Centers 150
The Unity Luncheon 151
The University Diversity Committee 152
The Unity Through Diversity Initiative 154
Special Assistant for Affirmative Action and Diversity 154
Faculty Center for Professional Development 154
Post-Proposition 209 Efforts 155
Going Beyond Preaching to the Choir 163
Feminism 165
Lesbian and Gay Issues 166
Issues Concerning Disability 168.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0876309546
0876309554
OCLC:
42296406

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