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Autism and “being the other”

Posted on May 23, 2017 by Dr. Bucher

In a poignant article about his life as an “other,” Arturo Madrid talks about growing up in a small village in New Mexico, going on to graduate school at UCLA, and then teaching at Dartmouth College. As a Mexican-American, he … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Arturo Madrid, autism, barista, being the other, bias, Dartmouth, disability, exclusion, isolation, Mexican Americans, otherness, Starbucks, stereotype, stigma, UCLA, Washington Post | 3 Comments

Five Lessons Dr. King Taught Me About Diversity

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Dr. Bucher

1. Diversity is not about exclusion; diversity is inclusive. Diversity embraces all of us, insiders and outsiders alike. By framing diversity in this manner, diversity issues cease to be about “us” versus “them.” Rather, diversity is simply about us, all … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged children of God, diversity, Dr. King, exclusion, humanity, inclusion, Martin Luther King Jr., Morehead University, network of mutuality, respecting diversity, social forces, sociologist, tolerance | 5 Comments

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