2010New Directions for Adult and Continuing EducationRequires access

The nature of white privilege in the teaching and training of adults

Carole L. Lund

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Abstract This chapter describes white privilege and how it impacts the learning environment. Included are actual examples of white privilege from practice and how enforcing white privilege results in racism.

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Abstract This chapter describes white privilege and how it impacts the learning environment. Included are actual examples of white privilege from practice and how enforcing white privilege results in racism.

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Abstract This chapter describes white privilege and how it impacts the learning environment. Included are actual examples of white privilege from practice and how enforcing white privilege results in racism.

Key concepts: White privilege, Privilege (computing), White (mutation), Racism, White paper, Training (meteorology), Psychology, Pedagogy

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