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This reminds me of a discussion we had in one of my classes about how western feminism sometimes assumes what women in other countries need or want 

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This reminds me of a discussion we had in one of my classes about how western feminism sometimes assumes what women in other countries need or want 

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Identity is much more complex than we make it. Working with each other in a way that is inclusive needs to be done together with them, not in a way simply meant to teach AT them.

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Become transparent and realize when you are assuming. It is okay to admit things, just grow from your mistakes and educate your self. Education is a key component in stoping ignorance, in expanding our scopes of the world

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Become transparent and realize when you are assuming. It is okay to admit things, just grow from your mistakes and educate your self. Education is a key component in stoping ignorance, in expanding our scopes of the world

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It would be fun to unpack Royster's comment linguistically. Talking with others rather than for others, about others, or around others. That seems to be at the heart of it. 

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It would be fun to unpack Royster's comment linguistically. Talking with others rather than for others, about others, or around others. That seems to be at the heart of it. 

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We often assume an upbringing and way of normal based on what we experienced - it is hard to think outside of this.

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We often assume an upbringing and way of normal based on what we experienced - it is hard to think outside of this.

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I absolutely think that they relate.  As a society we need to learn to see things from various perspectives and not just assume that our thinking is the right way to think.  Only then can we engage in conversations about issues where everyone gets something out of it.

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I absolutely think that they relate.  As a society we need to learn to see things from various perspectives and not just assume that our thinking is the right way to think.  Only then can we engage in conversations about issues where everyone gets something out of it.

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 I felt like this was part of my experience growing up as a child of immigrants. 

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 I felt like this was part of my experience growing up as a child of immigrants. 

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in order to write/talk "with others", we can't dismiss their identities or judge them for them. 

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in order to write/talk "with others", we can't dismiss their identities or judge them for them. 

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we can never assume what others need, lack, want, etc

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we can never assume what others need, lack, want, etc

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What are your reactions to Royster's question and Vancour's TED talk? Do they relate? How does this make us think about identity?

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What are your reactions to Royster's question and Vancour's TED talk? Do they relate? How does this make us think about identity?

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“How can we teach, engage in research, write about and talk across boundaries with others instead of for, about, and around them?”