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Diversity Ally Unlearning Series. Classism. Racism. Sexism. Ableism.

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A&CS STUDENT ONLY Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Education & Training - Fall 2022 SESSION 2: Microaggressions and Microinterventions Fri, Oct 14 @ 2.00-3.30 pm | NWC 5600 SESSION 3: Demystifying the Reporting Process & DEI as Professional Development Fri, Nov 4 @ 2.00-3.30 pm | NWC 5600 DIVERSITY EQUITY, AND INCLUSION COLLEGE OF ATMOSPHERIC The UNIVERSITY of OKLAHOMA The UNIVERSITY of OKLAHOMA To request accommodations, please email diversitytraining@ou.edu or call 405-325-2284

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College of ASGS DEl Common Read. Wednesday, Oct. 19 3-4 PM, via Zoom As part of LGBTQ+ History Month and National Disability Employment Awarness month, join us in reading and discussing Casey Hannan's My. Own Damn Business published in Gay Mag, and Why & How to Share Gender Pronouns at Work from the Equality Institute.

DR. KATRINELL M. DAVIS DIRECTOR, PROGRAM IN AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIAT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOICATE, CENTER OF DEMOGRAPHY AND POPULATION HEALTH FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Callous Indifference: Profit Over People in Flint's Ongoing Water Crisis In this talk, I document how the state of Michigan hindered Flint's recovery from the water crisis during the initial years of the city's lead remediation process. Findings illustrate the extent to which delays in efforts to repair the city's lead service lines were motivated by neoliberal state action. In particular, show how the state prioritized the wishes of profit and the comfort of previous practice over the needs of the community by delaying repairs in areas where problems with elevated lead were concentrated Flint's Journey from Crisis to Recovoru Tainted Tap Katrinell M. Davis OU DGES FALL COLLOQUIUM Thursday, 11/03 4:30 PM Central Time Location Governors Room First floor, south end of the Oklahoma Memorial Union