Stories from the CCDE’s Interrupting Privilege program.
Through Interrupting Privilege, the CCDE brings people together for intergenerational conversations about race, now shared through an exhibition at the Northwest African American Museum.
Meshell Sturgis on how national, racial, and class privileges came into focus in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anjuli Joshi Brekke on quarantine fatigue, Zoom, and reimagining community when shared spaces close.
An intergenerational crowd gathered in Kane Hall for a Listening Party on the Generation Mixed Goes to School project.
Dr. Ralina Joseph opens an Interrupting Privilege workshop series hosted by UW Communication Leadership.
Community member Marsha Rule on how the Interrupting Privilege class changed the way she talks about race and privilege.
Interrupting Privilege seminar student Erin Hitomi on what radical listening taught her.
Students and community members gathered in Odegaard Library to listen to recorded Interrupting Privilege conversations.
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