Parker offers a Black historical perspective missing from Prof Morelock's teaching. Instead of reflecting & embracing, Morelock undermines
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Prof Morelock then engaged in public critique of her student. She refers to students as entitled & insubordinate https://www.facebook.com/kaylarparker/posts/10206645147126807 …
Prof Morelock was fired. Aside from cruel public comments, her abuse of power in the classroom is an example of White supremacy. #sociology
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#POC in#sociology have long emphasised how colonial perspectives need to be confronted & removed from theory & practice. -
The issue remains that many White sociologists, including those I've challenged here, do not see how White supremacy influences their work.
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#Sociology is not unique; all disciplines suffer from colonial, cishet, ableist & patriarchal perspectives embedded in the heart of academia -
This may seem like an extreme example, but it's only because a Black woman student went public. Let's stop these biases
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Not allyship: "White people, often times, get defensive because they do not view themselves as part of the problem." https://mystudentvoices.com/beware-of-wolves-in-sheeps-clothing-the-tale-of-a-progressive-professor-who-forgot-to-hide-her-7efe21b1fc5d …
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do we have faith a racist bully like her never would have gotten tenure? It was only easy to dismiss her b/c she did not have tenure.
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I am glad she was fired. I am appalled at her behavior. How would this have played out in a scenario w/ a tenured prof?
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