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Decolonising medical education and exploring White fragility [PDF]
On 17 August 2020, the BBC journalist Smitha Mundasad1 published a carefully researched article exploring the actions of the University of Bristol Medical School (BRMS) as it seeks to decolonise its curriculum and challenge structural forms of racism. In the subsequent days, this story was adapted and reproduced online by multiple news outlets2,3 who ...
Joseph Hartland, Eva Larkai
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White Fragility, White Supremacy and White Normativity Make Theological Dialogue on Race Difficult
South Africa is historically a nation of binaries. The most significant been the binary of black and white. In this case, black refers to all people of African and Asian descent or origin.
Kelebogile T. Resane
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White fragility and the interpretation of racism in Aboriginal youth contexts: intent versus impact in microaggression judgements [PDF]
Objective Racial microaggressions are subtle, everyday expressions that communicate derogatory or exclusionary messages toward members of marginalised racial groups and are associated with adverse psychological outcomes.
R. Gillis +3 more
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White Fragility as White Epistemic Disorientation
Robin DiAngelo describes a common phenomenon in discussions about racism: “white fragility,” the inability or unwillingness for whites to remain productively engaged in dialogue that would bring them to a deeper understanding of racism and a greater ...
Stephen Calme
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Coloniality, institutional racism and white fragility: A wero to higher education
Coloniality in Aotearoa’s education systems has persisted by forcing Māori to assimilate into Western norms, tracking Māori into subordinate occupational roles, and constraining Māori self-determination.
Hinekura Smith +3 more
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Validation of a deep learning model for bone fragility detection from conventional radiographs: an international cohort studyResearch in context [PDF]
Summary: Background: Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based opportunistic risk stratification solutions can help to counter rising fragility fracture rates.
Guillaume Gatineau +14 more
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White Fragility and Privilege in Librarianship
Jane Schmidt
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AbstractRacialized inequalities in organizations and workplaces are reproduced not only by the discrimination of non‐whites but also by behaviors among whites aimed at counteracting and resisting initiatives and measures aimed at achieving racial equality.
Martin Wolgast, Sima Wolgast
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White fragility: An emotion regulation perspective.
To address anti-Black racism, systemic change across many domains in American life will be necessary. There are many barriers to change, however, and progress requires identifying these barriers and developing tools to overcome them. Given that White individuals disproportionately occupy ‘gatekeeping’ positions of power, one key barrier to systemic ...
Brett Q. Ford +2 more
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Some patients and families of color, including Asian Americans, face significant adverse stressors due to living within a White-dominant society. Xenophobia and racism can impact health.
Connie K. Y. Nguyen-Truong +3 more
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