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2006 Midwest Social Work Education Conference

2006 Midwest Social Work Education Conference. Moving Beyond Tolerance : Diversity Education in Social Work. The goal of the Jim Crow Museum is to promote racial tolerance by helping people understand the historical and contemporary expressions of intolerance.

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2006 Midwest Social Work Education Conference

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  1. 2006 Midwest Social Work Education Conference

  2. Moving Beyond Tolerance: Diversity Education in Social Work The goal of the Jim Crow Museum is to promote racial tolerance by helping people understand the historical and contemporary expressions of intolerance.

  3. I Know Intolerance When I See It.

  4. Intolerance Mocks and Insults

  5. Intolerance Silences Others

  6. Intolerance lays the foundation for violence: symbolic violence and actual violence against people.

  7. http://www.whitehouse.org/initiatives/posters/index.asp

  8. Tolerance is More than civility; More than listening to others; More than sympathy for the beliefs of others; More than respect for differences; It is living together honorably and fairly.

  9. Living Honorably What role does prejudice play in my life—my decisions, my relations with others? Have I critiqued my life—not self-whipped—but critiqued?

  10. Fighting Honorably   "My address is like my shoes. It travels with me. I abide where there is a fight against wrong." —Mother Jones

  11. To Be Tolerant Is To Be Committed To Social Activism

  12. The River Is Dirty

  13. From Tolerance.org 1. Act 2. Unite 3. Support the Victims 4. Do Your Homework 5. Create an Alternative 6. Speak Up 7. Lobby Leaders 8. Look Long Range9. Teach Tolerance 10. Dig Deeper

  14. "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." —Margaret Mead

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