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Our Feelings About Trayvon
I teach at Baltimore City Community College (BCCC). BCCC has a population that is predominantly African-American. As a Professor of Sociology, I hear about all of the issues, concerns, and feelings that my students bring to class with them each … Continue reading
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Tagged African Americans, Baltimore, Baltimore City Community College, diversity, Emmett Till, empathy, ethnicity, Florida, injustice, intolerance, Martin Luther King, prejudgments, prejudice, profiling, race, Rodney King, Sanford, sociology, students, teachable moment, Trayvon Martin
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What Organizations Can Learn About Diversity from the Jeremy Lin Story: Part Two
4. Diversity is critical to the bottom-line. Jeremy Lin would not be getting all of this attention if the Knicks were still losing. Rather, he is the missing cog that has helped transformed a team. He was in the right … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian American, athleticism, basketball, bottom line, C-word, common goal, credentials, diverse workforce, diversity, Jeremy Lin, N word, NBA, New York Knicks, profiling, race, racism
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