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by dfxm12
1856 days ago
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I think you're missing the audience of this training. This isn't about you (and I think that's another issue white men have to get over). As a "nobody" :), you likely have no power to undo structural racism. Key executives of a company like Lockheed Martin, however, have some power in that regard. |
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Actually, I think it's about all of us. In the sense that as long as people ignore the issue (or insist upon being deliberately obtuse about it), we're not going to fix it.
I choose to do what I can.
As to whether or not that will make a difference that's larger than just my own personal interactions, I don't know. I'd like to hope so, but it seems pretty unlikely.
But that doesn't invalidate what I do or encourage.
I prefer to model the world as I'd like it to be and act accordingly.
>As a "nobody" :), you likely have no power to undo structural racism. Key executives of a company like Lockheed Martin, however, have some power in that regard.
As I said:
No, I can't change the ideas and attitudes of everyone around me. And no, I can't make institutional racism/sexism go away all by myself.However, I can continue doing what I already do (treat others with respect regardless of their immutable traits) and encourage others to do the same.