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Participants read aloud:
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* The chapter “Talking Race and Racism”, starting with last paragraph on the page 29, from Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope.
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* The chapter “Talking Race and Racism”, starting with last paragraph on the page 29, from
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* The paragraph “And we learn-teach” from the To Care like a Pirate, to Pirate Care: Ethics of Confrontational Search and Rescue, Practiced by Sea Watch, by Morana Miljanovic.
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* Pages 120-127 from The Empowerment Manual: A Guide for Collaborative Groups, by Starhawk.
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* The paragraph “And we learn-teach” from
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* Statements from Virgia Held’s:
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* Pages 120-127 from 
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* Statements from :
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- “An aim of the ethics of care is to promote the responsible autonomy of the cared-for where this is appropriate.” p.84
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