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Question, process, challenge, and think deeply about how this week’s readings relate back to you. This is a place to share your thoughts and feelings: let them be raw and vulnerable. about how the core arguments or stories of the readings relate to your understanding of identities, privilege and systems of oppression. from each of the

Question, process, challenge, and think deeply about how this week’s readings relate back to you. This is a place to share your thoughts and feelings: let them be raw and…

Continue ReadingQuestion, process, challenge, and think deeply about how this week’s readings relate back to you. This is a place to share your thoughts and feelings: let them be raw and vulnerable. about how the core arguments or stories of the readings relate to your understanding of identities, privilege and systems of oppression. from each of the