Vol. 16 No. 1 (2010)

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• Vol 16 No 1 Full Issue

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• An Introduction to the Special Issue: Issues of Privilege in Social Work and Other Helping Professions

  N. Eugene Walls

  2-5

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• "Yes We Can," "Yes We Did," But No We Haven't: Marking a Moment by Remembering Reality

  Rachel Alicia Griffin

  6-14

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• Developing an Awareness of White Privilege

  Diane S. Schmitz

  15-20

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• White Identity in a Multicultural Age

  Colleen A. Dunne-Cascio

  21-28

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• Growing Up Appalachian: Marginalization and Privilege

  Peggy Proudfoot McGuire

  30-38

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• The Search for a Middle Ground

  Amy Lopez

  39-45

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• The Privilege and Responsibility of Consciousness

  Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

  46-50

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• Personal and Professional Explorations of Power and Privilege

  Lynn Parker

  51-60

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• Journeying Toward Humility: Complexitites in Advancing Pedagogy for the Privileged

  Ann Curry-Stevens

  61-72

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• Use of Context/Use of Self: Privilege and Marganizilation as Catalysts for Growth in Social Work Education and Practice

  Brent E. Cagle

  73-78

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• Privilege Through the Lens of Empathy

  Elizabeth A. Segal, Karen E. Gerdes, Layne K. Stromwall, Maria Napoli

  79-87

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• Privilege Tag: Learning and Transmitting the Concept of Privilege

  Steven M. Samuels, Dena R. Samuels, Jaime Martinez

  88-98

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• Our Forty Years in the Desert: A Reflection on Stonewall

  Jim Davis Rosenthal

  99-105

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• The Contridictions of Multicultural Rhetoric and Academic Privilege: The Teacher is Always Right

  Hadidja Nyiransekuye, Susan Manning

  107-121

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• Putting Privilege Into Practice Through "Intersectional Reflexivity:" Ruminations, Inerventions, and Possibilities

  Richard G. Jones, Jr.

  122-125

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• Doing the Lynch Tango: White Women, Black Men, and Racial Privilege

  Robin Parker

  126-132

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• Unlearning Privilege and Becoming and Ally: It Is Never Too Young to Start

  Abby L. Ferber

  133-139

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• Confessions of a Christian Supremacist

  Julie Todd

  140-146

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• Naming Privilege in a Justice-Centered Social Work Practice

  Heather Greene

  147-150

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• Towards Anti-Racist Politics and Practice: A Racial Autobiography

  Chris Crass

  151-160

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