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Author Archives: Hugh Vasquez
Don’t Talk about Implicit Bias Without Talking about Structural Racism
Any learning about implicit bias must include both clear information about the neuroscience of bias and the context of structural racism that gave rise to and perpetuates inequities and harmful racial biases. Continue reading
Posted in implicit bias, leading for equity, Structural Racism
Tagged implicit bias, race, racism, structural racism
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Equity Leadership in Novato, CA
For several years now, Novato Unified School District has embarked on a journey towards equity in education in their community. This journey began with developing equity consciousness and awareness amongst leaders so that they could look at their school system, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Leadership, leading for equity
Tagged education, gender equity, intersectionality, learning, privilege
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My Brother’s Keeper: Do we have the will to make a way?
I was honored to provide a guest post on the Huffington Post blog of Eric Cooper, Founder, President of the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education, in response to President Obama’s recent My Brother’s Keeper initiative. You can read an … Continue reading
Posted in Changing the Discourse, racial equity, Structural Racism
Tagged my brothers keeper, racial equity
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