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Let's Talk about Race: A workbook for safe, honest and productive group discussions
by Angela Dion
126 pages
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The comprehensive guide for small group discussions about race.
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Paperback
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$15.99
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+ $3.00 shipping & handling for your whole order!
(Media Mail, US addresses only)
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Category: Self Help:Relationships
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About the Book
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Free Excerpt From The Book
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Are you apprehensive about race discussions, thinking you may offend someone or won't feel free to be open and honest?
The group management skills and discussion guide in Let's Talk will help to foster safe and productive conversations.
Get proactive, practical and simple steps to facilitate group discussions with friends, family, coworkers, church groups and students.
Let's Talk takes you step-by-step with:
- Proven strategies with the exact words to use when inviting others to a group.
- Complete list of counseling communication techniques and tools for safe and productive discussions.
- Step-by-step guidance on how to establish and enforce group values.
- Specific conflict scenarios and how to handle them in group discussions.
- Examples of different personality and conflict resolution styles and how they may hinder or help the group process.
- The benefits and techniques of evaluating and celebrating progress.
- Resource packed appendix lists books, movies, blogs and web sites in addition to a glossary.
- Readings complete with ice breakers and discussion questions to spark honest conversations.
- Practical homework assignments to introduce group discussion topics to real life scenarios.
"Angela is setting the table for honest conversation about race in America that honors dialogue and promotes understanding." Dr. David Anderson, author Letters across the Divide and Multicultural Ministry
"Contemporary racism is a complicated phenomenon that is difficult to understand, let alone discuss. Dion provides a simple yet sophisticated model for effecting change at the individual level, which, as we have seen in the past, can lead to meaningful change at the systemic level. She encourages a safe space for friends and neighbors to contribute to the broader discussion about our differences and why they continue to overshadow our similarities." Stephen Maynard Caliendo, Ph.D., political science professor and co-director, The Project on Race in Political Communication
"Angela Dion opens the door for a sensitive and compelling conversation that addresses the 300 pound ¡race gorilla¡ that sits in our living room. No more trying to sweep him under the rug." Doris E. McMillon, former ABC newscaster, author Mixed Blessings
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| About the Author |
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Angela Dion is a counselor, motivational speaker and successful author. As a black woman, half of a successful 20+ year interracial marriage and mother of a biracial son, Angela knows firsthand how delicate the issue of race can be. Her passion is to make race a comfortable topic for everyone to discuss. |
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