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DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. Watch the video.\n\nIndig
 enous people have always lived on this land\, but their history\, culture\
 , and contributions are not seen. Instead\, stereotypes and implicit bias\
 , imposed by the dominant culture\, define their identity. The journey of 
 developing a counter narrative to missing information and misinformation a
 bout the First Nations people of this land begins with un-erasing indigeno
 us voices and learning truths we were not taught. It continues by having c
 onversations with families\, friends\, and community members to confront 
 “invisibility” and implicit bias. Join Claudia as she takes back the n
 arrative and focuses on strategies to challenge bias and make contribution
 s visible.\n\nPhoto Credit: Rosa María Zamarrón
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SUMMARY:Implicit Bias: Stereotypes & Monuments with Claudia Fox Tree
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/implicit_bias_stereotypes_
 monuments_with_claudia_fox_tree_5157
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220329
DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. Watch the video.\n\nIndig
 enous people have always lived on this land\, but their history\, culture\
 , and contributions are not seen. Instead\, stereotypes and implicit bias\
 , imposed by the dominant culture\, define their identity. The journey of 
 developing a counter narrative to missing information and misinformation a
 bout the First Nations people of this land begins with un-erasing indigeno
 us voices and learning truths we were not taught. It continues by having c
 onversations with families\, friends\, and community members to confront 
 “invisibility” and implicit bias. Join Claudia as she takes back the n
 arrative and focuses on strategies to challenge bias and make contribution
 s visible.\n\nPhoto Credit: Rosa María Zamarrón
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Implicit Bias: Stereotypes & Monuments with Claudia Fox Tree
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/implicit_bias_stereotypes_
 monuments_with_claudia_fox_tree_5157
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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DTSTAMP:20260909T222135Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42720843884213
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230328
DESCRIPTION:This session was previously recorded. Watch the video.\n\nIndig
 enous people have always lived on this land\, but their history\, culture\
 , and contributions are not seen. Instead\, stereotypes and implicit bias\
 , imposed by the dominant culture\, define their identity. The journey of 
 developing a counter narrative to missing information and misinformation a
 bout the First Nations people of this land begins with un-erasing indigeno
 us voices and learning truths we were not taught. It continues by having c
 onversations with families\, friends\, and community members to confront 
 “invisibility” and implicit bias. Join Claudia as she takes back the n
 arrative and focuses on strategies to challenge bias and make contribution
 s visible.\n\nPhoto Credit: Rosa María Zamarrón
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Implicit Bias: Stereotypes & Monuments with Claudia Fox Tree
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/implicit_bias_stereotypes_
 monuments_with_claudia_fox_tree_5157
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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