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P e rm issio n to B E H u m an Samira Rajabi Samirajabi@gmail.com @srajabi Messages Society Dehumanizes US With 2) Women must lean 1) Our value is in our 3) Being a woman is a in to (paid and unpaid) productivity detriment or lack


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P e rm issio n to B E H u m an

Samira Rajabi Samirajabi@gmail.com @srajabi

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Messages Society Dehumanizes US With

1) Our value is in our productivity 2) Women must “lean in” to (paid and unpaid) labor with joy 3) Being a woman is a detriment or lack 4) Weakness cannot be shown 5) We must be normal 6) If you are not normal you will not fit in in society

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“Don’t should your pants!”

  • My friend Annie
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T u m T u m

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(“ (“Herbe rbert” rt”)

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Why not tell the truth?

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We are a product of our environment, so we must choose to change the environment.

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Todays Stories:

Students & Pandemic Health & Humanity Ethnicity & making space to be different How one kid showed me what it is to be human

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“Research suggests that schemas persist even in the face of contradictory evidence. Often this is the case because we are able to simply discount the new information.” –Ronnie Janoff- Bulman

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Trauma unmakes the world

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Why are we always sorry?

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What it means to be human

“Giving an account of oneself and what affects one's life - is an irreducible part of what it means to be human; effective voice (the effective opportunity to have one's voice heard and taken into account) is a human good.”

  • Nick Couldry
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T u m T u m

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(“ (“Herbe rbert” rt”)

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Sl Sleepy eepy pa parent rents, w waiting ng pa patient ently (in n the e shit) Al Also my y family y J

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Society is responsible for all bodies, even the vulnerable

  • nes.
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Trauma doesn’t ALWAYS Happen for a REAson. Remember this?

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“in sickness we confront the inchoate. Bodily suffering distorts the landscape

  • f thought, rendering our previous constructions incoherent and incomplete….

Meaning emerges from the capacity to use bodily experience (including socially embodied experience) to think with metaphorically."

  • Laurence J Kirmayer
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Privilege

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How I see ME

My privilege/My Identity

How Society sees me

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SELF-AWARENESS

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Questions?