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Language Revitalization using Technology

Stories from South Africa Vol. 1

Meeting Diversity, Seeking Commonality: International students in America

Multiculturalism and Non-Racialism: Comparing anti-racist programs

Poverty: A Personal Perspective

Stories from South Africa Vol. 2

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Roman Numerals

Why bullying persists

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Tapping Natural Learning Systems

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The Global Internet Video Classroom (GIVC): A technology supported education model for international learning.

The Mediation Play

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Ubuntu, Truth and Reconciliation

Multiculturalism and Non-Racialism

 
Multiculturalism and Non-Racialism: Comparing anti-racist programs

In 1903, the eminent African American civil rights leader and Harvard-trained philosopher, W. E. B. Du Bois, wrote, "The problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color-line." Multiculturalism and Non-Racialism are two ways to address racism. They are both systems developed to address the same issue, but with different historical roots and consequently different perspectives. This is an analysis of the two approaches comparing and contrasting them as they address racism. Multiculturalism is the approach developed through United States academic research while Non-Racialism was born from the Anti-Apartheid struggles of South Africa.