- Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality
- 0 Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality
- 1 Pretest: Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality 5:00
- 2 On Being a Change Agent 24:00
- 3 Addressing Our Bias 44:00
- 4 Understanding Subjection 60:00
- 5 Subjection: Understanding Kyriarchy 17:00
- 6 Question: What are the Other Systems of Oppression? 6:00
- 7 Subjection: Understanding Intersectionality 30:00
- 8 Subjection in the Deaf Communities 24:00
- 9 Subjection in the Deaf and Interpreting Communities 5:00
- 10 Our Intent to Change 21:00
- 11 Posttest: Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality (Duplicate) 5:00
- Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality
- 0 Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality
- 1 Pretest: Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality 5:00
- 2 On Being a Change Agent 24:00
- 3 Addressing Our Bias 44:00
- 4 Understanding Subjection 60:00
- 5 Subjection: Understanding Kyriarchy 17:00
- 6 Question: What are the Other Systems of Oppression? 6:00
- 7 Subjection: Understanding Intersectionality 30:00
- 8 Subjection in the Deaf Communities 24:00
- 9 Subjection in the Deaf and Interpreting Communities 5:00
- 10 Our Intent to Change 21:00
- 11 Posttest: Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality (Duplicate) 5:00
Social Consciousness in Sign Language Interpreting: An Examination of Bias, Subjection, and Intersectionality
The aim of this class is to assist you in becoming a socially conscious sign language interpreter. You will be encouraged to explore your thoughts, language ideology, and social justice. A brief overview of a historical and linguistic study on Black ASL and the social context of black deaf consumers and black sign language interpreters.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the implicit bias in our personal and professional lives.
- Understand and compare intersectionality and kyriarchy.
- Analyze the social context of the racial demographics within our professions and communities.
This Professional Studies (PS) topic is approved as focused on Power, Privilege, and Oppression (PPO).
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