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Speaker confronts racial stereotypes
■ RACE: Women's empowerment forum
faces human scientific classifications
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t Understanding mimll u the key to m hieving
Vfw goals and making {xnutvr < bangns in society.
Mid • doctoral student during the Black Women of
Achievements IBM Women * Empowerment Din
im on Saturday night
Joy Leary. • student and Portland Stale tlnlvar
ally fatuity member. Mid gaining tho understand
log also mean* understanding media ioverage **»d
examining mu opted truth* auth aa tha notion of
race
iatary. alto a owwltinl to organisation* In ow
cultural aenailivily. spoke to more than ion people
In the EMU Ballroom during a Impure titled "From
Queen* to Second d*u Qliwu.*
Through examining the*e kind* of Information,
lean said. Afruan-American women tan find Irulh
and define for themselves who they are
‘Once you underaiand who you are. them's no
«w who can atop you,* die said
I ’*ing the cm ei «ge of I he O f Simpaon trial and
the Oklahoma City bombing a* example*, leery dl*
tussed the disparity between whal evenla occur In
society and how they are presented lo society
More air lime wa» devoted lo the Sinipem trial,
a tragedy that ended tn two death*, than to Ihe after
math of tha Oklahoma < Ulv bombing, which ended
in more lhan UK) deaths because of Ihe race of the
alleged perpetrator* of Ihe crimes, I awry said
"What » in the media isn't always truth,* the said
She also said accepted idea* such as ihe notion
of race needs to tie examined for fallacies The sci
entific system of classification was applied lo
humans without sc ience, she said
Reading from classification document* written
by scientist* such as Carolus Linnaeus. Leary
explained how human* w ere classified according
lo stereotypical behavior European* were cluti
Red •* human* "governed by lawn*' and African*
mmn> classified a* "larry." aha mad
Thaw classifications ara lacking in I hair um of
ahntifii data. r»t they aia Mill taught in every uni
vanity around tha world, thereby promoting in»tl
tutionalized racism, she said
A|uan Mama, an assistant professor of English at
tha Unhandy. said people of color ran also mutm
in# and refect massagas of tha dominant culture
through organizing together
Claim* made by a minority of academics that eth
nd and cultural organizations furthm segregation
am Intonsd. Mama said
Instead of promoting segregation, she said, these
group* provide people rtf color with MUMMfy sup
port
"When African American woman use organiza
tions like BWA. I hay" re dismissing an entire social
order on which instiluliottalized racism depends,"
she said
The t.urmni claims made by academics arise out
of fear because these groups and their models of
identity challenge the current power structure, she
said. "And you can't dominate a people who refus
ea to acknowledge your power to dominate them '
l.yllye Parker, an academic advisor In the Office
of Multicultural Affairs, said the support system
that organizations and individuals offer am nec
essary to achieving educational and personal
goal*
Parker said she credits her success as a t’r.ivnr
sity student to her support network.
“This campus ran lie very alienating for black
women," she said
She encourages African American women to
keep their "eyes on the prize" and not allow any
thing to gei in the way of achieving their dreams
Students who am able to make it into college
through the front door, she said, have the right to
Uuive through the front door,
“I hope it for you," she said “And I expect it of
you ”
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