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Very excited to join #EdEquityTalks to learn from Kimberlé Crenshaw @sandylocks (known for her foundational work around critical race theory and intersectionality) for a talk titled "Intersectionality in Action" 
First Q: What's something about Dr. Crenshaw we couldn't learn from Google?
A: She loves gadgets - which helps for webinars like this, doing her @IMKC_podcast podcast & also eating and exploring new foods when she travels!
A: She loves gadgets - which helps for webinars like this, doing her @IMKC_podcast podcast & also eating and exploring new foods when she travels!
Summary: CRT & Intersectionality provide a framework, ways to engage with ways inequality is formed, provide tools to imagine how to dismantle oppressive structures. (this is an abbreviated version of conversation, not exact quote)
We're about to start today's #EdEquityTalks event in a few minutes! Today's event is hosted by @VillanuevaEdgar, featuring @NickDonohueNMEF @jpalfrey and @hpennington_ with closing remarks from @vanessapdaniel! Follow this thread for live tweets of the event! #philanthropysowhite
"For Black people, Indigenous people, and other people of color, white supremacy has been the preexisting condition that has exacerbated every other area of pain." @VillanuevaEdgar
.@NickDonohueNMEF and @jpalfrey both talk about the importance of recognizing white supremacy: "I didn't create white supremacy but I certainly benefit from it." -
@jpalfrey
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