Diversity Summit 2017 with Robin DiAngelo.
Battalora and DiAngelo (The Fear of White Men)
On this epic edition of the Philippe Matthews Show, author of Birth of A White Nation, Dr. Jacqueline Battalora and author of #WhiteFragility, Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses the Fear of White Men!
On this epic edition of the Philippe Matthews Show, author of Birth of A White Nation, Dr. Jacqueline Battalora and author of #WhiteFragility, Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses the Fear of White Men!
#WhiteFragility vs. #WhitePrivilege and Guilt (Battalora and DiAngelo)
Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses Dismantling White Guilt, White Fragility and White Supremacy!
Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses Dismantling White Guilt, White Fragility and White Supremacy!
Robin DiAngelo: ‘The jig is up: All White people…’
After the presentation, during Q&A, Robin DiAngelo finally makes the most critical point.
After the presentation, during Q&A, Robin DiAngelo finally makes the most critical point.
Coming Together Speaker Series: Dr. Robin DiAngelo
Dr. Robin DiAngelo received her Ph.D. from the University of Washington in Seattle in 2004. She teaches courses in Multicultural Teaching, Intergroup Dialogue Facilitation, Cultural Diversity & Social Justice, and Anti-Racist Education.
Dr. Robin DiAngelo received her Ph.D. from the
University of Washington in Seattle in 2004. She
teaches courses in Multicultural Teaching, Intergroup
Dialogue Facilitation, Cultural Diversity &
Social Justice, and Anti-Racist Education.
Robin DiAngelo on White Fragility
VUU guest Robin DiAngelo defines the term she coined - White Fragility. Recorded May 12, 2016.
VUU guest Robin DiAngelo defines the term she coined – White Fragility. Recorded May 12, 2016.
Robin DiAngelo On Racism and Whiteness
“Ideological racism includes strongly positive images of the white self as well as strongly negative images of racial “others” (Feagin, 2000, p. 33). This self-image engenders a self-perpetuating sense of entitlement because many whites believe their financial and professional successes are the result of their own efforts while ignoring the fact of white privilege.” -Robin…
What Does it Mean to be White in a Society That Proclaims Race Meaningless…
Presented by Dr. Robin DiAngelo during Highline College's MLK Week, January, 2016.
Presented by Dr. Robin DiAngelo during Highline College’s MLK Week, January, 2016.
Critical Racial & Social Justice Education
Dr. Robin DiAngelo speaks at the Escher Auditorium, Benedicta Arts Center College of Saint Benedict during MLK Week 2017.
Dr. Robin DiAngelo speaks at the Escher Auditorium, Benedicta Arts Center College of Saint Benedict during MLK Week 2017.
Dr. Robin DiAngelo Speaks on White Supremacy, Privilege, Solidarity, Fear, and Segregation
Being White shapes your life.
Being White shapes your life.
White Fragility by Dr. Robin DiAngelo
Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses White Fragility and provide the perspectives needed for more constructive cross-racial interactions.
Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses White Fragility and provide the perspectives needed for more constructive cross-racial interactions.
Putting Racism on the Table: Robin DiAngelo on White Privilege
"Racism is a system that encompasses economic, political, social, and cultural structures, actions, and beliefs that institutionalize and perpetuate an unequal distribution of resources between White people and People of Color. White people are the beneficiaries of this system of racial inequity, regardless of awareness or intentions.”
“Racism is a system that encompasses economic, political, social, and cultural structures, actions, and beliefs that institutionalize and perpetuate an unequal distribution of resources between White people and People of Color. White people are the beneficiaries of this system of racial inequity, regardless of awareness or intentions.”
Deconstructing White Privilege with Dr. Robin DiAngelo
Dr. Robin DiAngelo is the author of What Does it Mean to Be White?
Dr. Robin DiAngelo is the author of What Does it Mean to Be White?
No, I Won’t Stop Saying White Supremacy
Naming white supremacy shifts the locus of the problem to white people, where it belongs.
Naming white supremacy shifts the locus of the problem to white people, where it belongs.
White Fragility and the Question of Trust
“I need to trust that you won’t think I am racist before I can work on my racism.” That’s white fragility in action.
“I need to trust that you won’t think I am racist before I can work on my racism.” That’s white fragility in action.
White Women’s Tears and the Men Who Love Them
White tears are a reminder to people of color that white people don’t notice racism on a daily basis; we only notice racism when the media presents it to us loudly enough