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Preferred term
white racial identity development
Definition
- White racial identity development (WRID) theory describes how White individuals develop a sense of themselves as racial beings, acknowledge the realities of structural racism and White privilege, and come to accept race as a healthy aspect of themselves and others. Structural racism is defined here as the policies and practices in the fabric of U.S. society that disadvantage non-White individuals; White privilege refers to the rights, advantages, exemptions, and/or immunities granted to White individuals that non-Whites are not provided. [Source: Encyclopedia of Counseling; White Racial Identity Development]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-VG76STTL-X
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