Dr. Wiley borrows the agency of nigger, arguably the quintessential, most universally known term of disparagement of those negatively considered the Other, to re-frame the word as no longer just a racial term but one that symbolises many of the ways we disrespect or bully one another, are inconsiderate of one another, prejudge one another, and internalise our demonization.
Dr. Wiley borrows the agency of nigger, arguably the quintessential, most universally known term of disparagement of those negatively considered the Other, to re-frame the word as no longer just a racial term but one that symbolises many of the ways we disrespect or bully one another, are inconsiderate of one another, prejudge one another, and internalise our demonization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
J. W. Wiley currently has a joint appointment as the Director for the Center for Diversity at State University of New York - Plattsburgh and a lecturer in Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies. Previously Dr. Wiley served as Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, founder/director of the Claremont Graduate University (CGU) Diversity Office, Director of the CGU Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Scholars Program; founder/director of the CGU Minority Mentor Program; CGU's Special Assistant for Diversity; and Director of Recruitment. In 1996 Dr. Wiley was co-author/co-coordinator of the 8th Annual National Black Graduate Student Conference hosted by Claremont Graduate University. Dr. Wiley lectures/keynotes and presents to a colleges/universities and business clientele through his company, Xamining Diversity. His clients include Pfizer Pharmaceuticals; University of California San Francisco Medical Center; Wyeth Pharmaceuticals; Princeton's Jr. Scholars Institute; Norwich University in Vermont; New York State Nursing Association; PACE University of New York City; Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital; Various school districts, Homeland Security; Bombardier Corp; and Plattsburgh New York Mayor's Office/City Council, and Police Department. Dr. Wiley has a diversity & social justice blog titled: Wiley Wandering. He consulted, co-wrote and co-directed a documentary titled: "Dissed-Respect: The Impact of Bullying." In December 2009 Dr. Wiley received the inaugural John Brown Coming Home Award for "raising consciousness and promoting civility in the North Country of New York." In 2011 he was chosen by NY State Archives Trust to address the impact of the "I Have a Dream" speech for the "Power of Words" series/show on NPR.
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Acknowledgments Preface Introduction. The Nigger in You 1. Of Diversity Social Justice and Multiple Identities 2. Of So-Called Retards and Leadership Moments 3. Of Same Sex Straight and Gay 4. Of Gender Bitches Sissies Guys and Girls 5. Of Being Cool Chris Rock and Class Cluelessness 6. Of Races Where No One Wins 7. Of Privilege Political Posturing and Leadership Moments 8. Of Bullying Hypocrisy Respect and Consideration 9. Of Misplaced Hate and Self-Definition References About the Author Index
Acknowledgments Preface Introduction. The Nigger in You 1. Of Diversity Social Justice and Multiple Identities 2. Of So-Called Retards and Leadership Moments 3. Of Same Sex Straight and Gay 4. Of Gender Bitches Sissies Guys and Girls 5. Of Being Cool Chris Rock and Class Cluelessness 6. Of Races Where No One Wins 7. Of Privilege Political Posturing and Leadership Moments 8. Of Bullying Hypocrisy Respect and Consideration 9. Of Misplaced Hate and Self-Definition References About the Author Index
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