Titlebook: Anti-Racist Social Work; A Challenge for Whit Lena Dominelli Textbook 1997Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1997 awarene

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,Introduction: Anti-Racist Social Work — A Critical Issue for White People,y-election in Tower Hamlets, London in 1994, are overt manifestations of the growing respectability being accorded to right-wing extremists who popularise racist sentiments, aimed specifically at ‘immigrants’ — a euphemism for black people.. Others include the rise in the number of life-threatening

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Deconstructing Racism: Anti-Racism Awareness Training and Social Workers,their attitudes, values and behaviour and the social positions they hold, is an essential feature of anti-racist social work. White people’s innermost concepts of positive selfhood rest on a fragile sense of being non-oppressive. Becoming conscious or aware of the processes whereby they personally c

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Social Working Black Families,es. The family, as the raw material of practice, provides the major backdrop against which social work intervention occurs. White feminists have criticised at length white social workers’ involvement with white families (Dominelli, 1986; Wilson, 1977). When it comes to intervening in black families,

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Campaigning for the Transformation of Social Work: the White Social Worker as an Anti-Racist Advocations expressed through and within it. Working in this direction requires white anti-racist social work advocates and change agents to break their silence about the destruction that racism wreaks on black people’s lives. It also demands that they cease acting as ‘experts’ who can speak for and on be

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