Multicultural Counseling

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Unpacking My White Privilege

Posted January 15th, 2017 by Adam Boehm & filed under Student & Alumni Stories.

TLDR: White privilege is entrenched in our society, and not where it might be expected. Many people who consider themselves "not racist" act in ways that are still oppressive. Racism and oppression are as much "ways of being" as "words" that are said. I was surprised that I have a history of being an…
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Beautiful Girl

Posted October 23rd, 2013 by Claudia Escareno-Clark & filed under Wild Heart Gallery, Creativity & More, Student & Alumni Stories.

“Beautiful Girl” by Claudia Escareño-Clark and Gabby Valdez Gabby's Reflections: My assignment for my Multicultural class was to pick a topic “Outside of my Comfort Zone” pertaining to a cultural view. I chose to make a film documentary, which took much discerning to make public, about body image. In seeing the final cut, it was such…
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