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Microaggressions in the Performing Arts expired Free

Posted by: Stage Lync
Posted on: Nov. 15, 2020
Category: Panel Discussion
Type: Online
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This is the 6th episode is of the series called Wake Up Call for Inclusion. In previous episodes we have talked to artists, managers, authors, historians, psychologists about the different forms of institutional barriers and biases in the circus industry. This episode will be around the topic of microaggression, the silent, repeated and often times subtle and unconscious discrimination against members of a marginalized group. Does microaggression exist in the circus industry? How can we recognize it and prevent it? Johnathan Lee Iverson talks transparently and openly about this "taboo" topic with his guests.
Date: Dec. 01, 2020
1:00 am Timezone: (UTC-5) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Languages: English Online event URL:

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