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Posts by Jamie Utt

‘We’re All Just Different!’ How White People Are Co-opting Intersectionality

By Jamie Utt | May 30, 2017

Think intersectionality is just about the ways we’re all different? Here’s how white people are missing the point in a dangerous way.

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5 Actions White Educators Can Take to Help Make Schools Anti-Racist

By Jamie Utt | August 9, 2016

How can white teachers help make classrooms more racially just? These ideas will help you move away from guilt and defensiveness and into action.

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5 Common Behaviors Cis Men May Not Realize Are Abusive (And How to Stop Them)

By Jamie Utt | July 19, 2016

If you’re a cis man, you probably think of yourself as one of the “good guys.” But these abusive actions are more common than you may realize. Here’s how to change them.

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5 Ways to Avoid Common Ally Pitfalls by Learning From Your Mistakes

By Jamie Utt | February 8, 2016
Person with their hand on their head, indicating embarrassment at making a mistake

No ally is “perfect” – so like this author, you’ve probably made some mistakes. This author’s getting real about his missteps, and we can all learn from the lessons he took away from them.

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3 Examples That Show Even White Privilege Needs to be Viewed Intersectionally

By Jamie Utt | January 31, 2016
Businessperson thinking with lightbulb over head

White privilege doesn’t show up the same way for everyone – so you may balk at the idea that all white people have privilege. By complicating three common examples, this author helps you understand how privilege and marginalization can intersect.

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