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Exploring and Understanding Power & Privilege
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I loved it it really hit some points on how to use your power and privilage to bring change in our communities.

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Instead of calling someone a racist called them "inconsistent" since you don't really know the person.

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i liked how he left us with questions to think about. the two questions were: were any people harmed or wronged by my actions? and did my actions demonstrate or create a conflict in my value system?

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I really felt connected to other people

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it was helpful to understand how we can use our privilege to help people who don't have it.

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I learned how to keep an open mind when talking to other people. I'm going to learn how to interact with different people in different situations

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Privilege is something that you view. Sometimes it can be the same as others around you, and other times it's your own perspective. And, there are 8 major types of privilege that are demonstrated.

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I feel that this was a good opportunity to connect with other people and be able to relate to them.

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Don't call them 'racist", point out their inconstancies

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Having a different mindset.

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sometimes your mindset changes

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Felt like most of us had something relative.

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Don't try and change someone's believes just try and educate them

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I feel like this was an event where we could all share an aspect of our life with other who could relate to us. It was a opportunity to share, but also to educate ourselves on the aspect of becoming a stronger leader.

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It was pretty good, I learned new terms, it felt unorganized sometimes and it ended abruptly LOL