Excellent @NASW workshop on White Privilege. @Karinawalters20 is setting the stage by explaining why we can't talk about white supremacy without understanding Settler Colonialism. Looking forward to presenting with her next week at @SSWRorg #SocialWorkTwitter
Historical traumatic events are the events that UPHOLD settler colonialism. - @uwsocialwork's Karina Walters in @NASW's workshop on White Supremacy.
Love that Cheryll Franks is sharing Hesse's ideas: A white privilege person may critique white supremacy, but they maintain deep investment in questions of "fairness" and "equity" that normalize whiteness and white rule." @NASW
Not gonna lie. I see myself in many of these characteristics of white supremacy, especially perfectionism, defensiveness, individualism and right to comfort. Not proud or comfortable posting this. From @NASW workshop on White Supremacy.
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