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摘要反黑人种族主义对黑人的潜在影响,即使是最善意的多样性、平等和包容(DEI)计划和课程,也仍然模糊不清。以下问题指导本文:当黑人和黑人的需求、梦想和丰富程度得到关注和肯定时,在临床环境及其他领域,什么是可能的?什么黑科技可以用来培养这种可能性的丰满?本文将向读者介绍黑人关爱伦理(Black Love and Care ethics,简称BLaC),这是一个实用的框架,旨在通过改变临床医生与黑人相处的方式,打破反黑人种族主义及其交叉压迫的影响。《黑人伦理》是对世界建设实践的邀请,探索当系统倾向并肯定黑人经历时可能发生的事情。本文将通过重新想象的临床社会工作镜头应用BLaC伦理。黑人伦理也将从“黑人技术”或黑人发展的视角方法的角度进行探索,如非洲人,endarkended故事作品认识论和神圣性别神谕牌。关键词:黑人关爱伦理;反黑人种族主义;黑暗故事;
Towards a Black Love and Care Ethic: Reimagining Social Work Through Black Technologies
ABSTRACTThe insidious impact of anti-Black racism on Black peoples remain obscured by even the most well-meaning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programming and curricula. The following inquiries guide this article: What becomes possible, in clinical settings and beyond, when the needs, dreams, and abundance of Blackness and Black peoples are tended to and affirmed? What Black technologies can be employed to cultivate the fullness of this possibility? This article will introduce readers to the Black Love and Care (BLaC) Ethic, a practical framework intended to disrupt the impacts of anti-Black racism and its intersecting oppressions by shifting how clinical practitioners practice being with Blackness. The BLaC Ethic is an invitation into a worldbuilding practice that explores what is possible when systems tend to and affirm Black experiences. The article will apply The BLaC Ethic through a reimagined clinical social work lens. The BLaC Ethic will also be explored from the perspective of “black technologies,” or methods of perspectivity developed by Black peoples, such as the Afrocene, Endarkened Storywork Epistemology, and the Divine Genders Oracle Deck.KEYWORDS: Black love and care ethicanti-black racismendarkened storyworkrasanblajpostactivismdecolonization Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author.
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Smith College Studies in Social Work focuses on the vital issues facing practitioners today, featuring only those articles that advance theoretical understanding of psychological and social functioning, present clinically relevant research findings, and promote excellence in clinical practice. This refereed journal addresses issues of mental health, therapeutic process, trauma and recovery, psychopathology, racial and cultural diversity, culturally responsive clinical practice, intersubjectivity, the influence of postmodern theory on clinical practice, community based practice, and clinical services for specific populations of psychologically and socially vulnerable clients.