Decolonizing Education by Gabrielle Belin

Creating opportunities for all cultures to be shared

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Lack of teachers who identify with BIPOC

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History books that are being taught in our schools are written from a eurocentric point of view.

Maybe connect to historical events/concepts and inspire future change

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Giving back the freedom to stay real

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Give voices to all cultures, but especially to the ones that have been discriminated against by white culture

Anti -racism, pro-black, pro-indigenous pedagogy, curriculum, AND our actual, personal beliefs and behaviors

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breaking down social barriers that create a space to give back to communities that have been taken from

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Breaking the hierarchy ideology of white supremacy patriarchy

Dismantling dominant structures in communities

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A space where all individuals are safe and exist

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Talking about how colonization is represented in our school/classroom and showing artifacts that show other perspectives.

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Demonstrating what it means to treat others with care and respect, and recognizing and appreciating differences

understand that history is white centered and told from the white perspective. Bring voices from other nationalities

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Unite educators, communities, admin, districts and students as multigenerational activists. Sharing knowledge of programs such as the sanctuary task force I have seen implemented in other districts