Saint Xavier University Students Challenge Institutionalized White Supremacy

Saint Xavier University Students Challenge Institutionalized White Supremacy Saint Xavier University Students Challenge Institutionalized White Supremacy Jacqueline Battalora Live at Saint Xavier University ----------------------- This edition of the Philippe Matthews Show is brought to you by: Books By PM - https://goo.gl/lV0Grv ----------------------- TOPICS OF DISCUSSION: What is Institutionalized White Supremacy Birth of a White Nation Students challenge institutionalize white superiority Letter to NPR explaining how failing to name white people reasserts white as normative and works to hide white superiority A children's picture book telling a more honest story about Columbus Two sets of information cards (one for children other for adults) to accompany BLM (Black Lives Matter) yard sign as a way to spread historical and current facts that highlight racial disparity and harm black lives; and more… ABOUT DR. JACQUELINE BATTALORA Dr. Jacqueline Battalora is an attorney and professor of sociology, anthropology, and criminal justice at Saint Xavier University in Chicago. As an anti-racist writer, educator, and trainer, she teaches courses in law and society having received her Ph.D from Northwestern University where her research was shaped by an interest in the social forces that make deep human connections across race so difficult to sustain. Her graduate training includes: theology, social ethics, sociology, and law. Battalora’s approach to white awareness training is enhanced by employment experience that includes educator, corporate attorney, Chicago police officer, and coffeehouse co-owner. Her writings explore the enforcement of divisions between people specifically, the making of human difference in law. She is the author of the 2013 book “Birth of A White Nation: The Invention of White People and it's Relevance Today.” (http://goo.gl/q3eRCW). Dr. Battalora was born in Scotland and lived in Belgium for six years before her family relocated to Victoria, Texas. The experience of attending high school & middle school in Texas formed her understanding of race in America. Dr. Battalora speaks widely on the topic of the invention of white people in law and has been conducting white awareness & anti-racist training sessions since the mid 1990s. She has trained teachers as well as lawyers, judges, activists, corporate and law enforcement officials on the legal historical record of white privilege and its implications for work conducted today. LINKS: http://ift.tt/1WcufTN http://ift.tt/1q2vIxp RELATED: Epigenetics of Racism with Jane Elliott https://goo.gl/56YgRV Epigenetics of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS) with Dr. Joy DeGruy (Part 1) - https://goo.gl/YF69qu Epigenetics: Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS) with Dr. Joy DeGruy (Part 2) - https://goo.gl/965RN7 Epigenetics of Slave Breeding: Sex, Violence and Memory in African American History - https://goo.gl/cf0Hpa