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Posts by Kat Blaque

Why ‘Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right’ Doesn’t Apply to Racism

By Kat Blaque | November 8, 2015

Ever feel like anti-racism talk generalizes all white people? As children, we learned that “two wrongs don’t make a right” – but Kat Blaque’s pointing out why our conversations on racism need a more mature strategy.

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This Is a Great Example of What to Do When You Learn Your Words Are Ableist

By Kat Blaque | November 1, 2015

Ever been called out for hurtful language? We see this all the time – someone gets called out for using a common ableist word, and responds with dismissal. Kat Blaque has what you need to know to move past the discomfort and make a change.

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Don’t Be a Racist for Halloween – Here’s Why Cultures Aren’t Costumes

By Kat Blaque | October 26, 2015

You can do better than a costume based on a racist stereotype – Kat Blaque’s sharing why it’s so important that you do.

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The Danger of Claiming ‘Not All Men/White People/Privileged People’ Are to Blame

By Kat Blaque | October 19, 2015

“Racists are a problem – white people aren’t,” “Not all men,” and more – people put a lot of effort into saying that not everyone in the dominant group is a problem. Kat Blaque’s breaking down what you’re missing when you rush to say this.

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Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Wear That Caitlyn Jenner Costume

By Kat Blaque | September 22, 2015

Halloween is right around the corner, and it’s the perfect time for a reality check from Kat Blaque on why wearing something like this Caitlyn Jenner costume is so messed up. If you think this is just about being a PC killjoy, think again.

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