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Name calling, using non-inclusive language

Being condescending/treating you like a kid

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Being able to turn around mean/negative comments to be positive/inclusive

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Being able to turn around mean/negative comments to be positive/inclusive

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Derek- "dominant identity" Radical progressive leads him to use inclusive language because for him to believe that people regardless of race and social status deserve to live a good life with out violence and racism. He has to be ware of himself and his own privilege's-

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So you can have a good conversation in a safe space.

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Inclusive language is when you include everyone. Not using hurtful words/slurs, derogatory language.

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Gentrification disproportionately adversely effects BIPOC neighborhoods 

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Gentrification disproportionately adversely effects BIPOC neighborhoods 

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It's easier for white people to stop developments that will harm their neighborhoods before they go up than it is for BIPOC people. That's privilege.

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How have you been "stereotyped" based on your non-dominant identities? Was inclusive language used?

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How have you been "stereotyped" based on your non-dominant identities? Was inclusive language used?

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How do your "dominant" identities affect your use of inclusive language/awareness of oppression, discrimination, etc.?

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How do your "dominant" identities affect your use of inclusive language/awareness of oppression, discrimination, etc.?

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How does intersectionality relate to oppression, privilege, discrimination, inclusive language?

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How does intersectionality relate to oppression, privilege, discrimination, inclusive language?

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How a person's different identities combine to create different modes of discrimination and privilege.

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Individual oppression:  believe and spreading stereotypes
Interpersonal oppression:  acting on stereotypes
Institutional oppression: rules based on stereotypes or intended to exclude certain people
Ideological oppression:  widespread social belief in stereotypes

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Oppression: discrimination of non-dominant social groups that creates inequality

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Privilege:  a special right or advantage that only one person or group has

Discrimination:  the act of making unjustified distinctions between human beings based on the groups, classes, or other categories to which they belong

Prejudice:  preconceived judgement or opinion

Stereotype:  an overgeneralized belief about a particular category of people