Reed talks about how she did not feel aligned with her assigned birth identity and the struggles she had to endure.. When she attended Camp I Am, this allowed her to feel aligned with others who have similar perspectives on themselves. I felt this camp was an excellent resource for people in Reed's shoes to share personal experiences and to feel accepted in comparison to the systemic norms of society.
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Power, Privilege, and Difference by Allan Johnson & S.C.W.A.A.M.P Argument In my first response post, I will be focusing on the topic...
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Argument The framework based on the Four I's of Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, and Internalized oppression highlight the m...
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