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Dr. Shakeer Abdullah captures the essence of practical diversity. As an African American Muslim living in the Midwest, he holds a thorough understanding of the complexities of race, culture, religion, and historical contexts. After earning his PhD. and writing on multi-cultural competence, he now consults, speaks, and trains others in achieving diversity and inclusion excellence. Today we talk about breaking free of limitations, challenging Christian hegemony, and paradigm-changing teaching tips.
Show Notes:
- Dr. Shakeer's connection and reaction to George Floyd's murder
- How Dr. Shakeer's family transitioned from Christianity to Islam
- What was it like to grow up as an African American Muslim in Ohio?
- How Dr. Shakeer broke free of the limitations imposed upon him
- Why studying abroad is especially impactful for minorities
- What is Christian hegemony and how does it affect us all?
- Investigating the relationship between non-academic residents of a town vs residents associated with the school
- How art and creative actions can transform hearts and minds
- Why Dr. Shakeer is passionate about higher education
- What role spirituality and faith plays in the equality movement
- How colorism affects Muslim communities
- How to honor the unique challenges faced by all races and cultures
- Are students expected to drop their unique identities in college settings?
- "Engaging all of who we are as a resource for learning" - Dr. Amer
- Examining the belief that "bringing religion into the conversation is too controversial"
- What does inclusive education mean and how can educators be more intentional
- "The opportunities are there, you just have to want it" - Dr. Shakeer
- Why you must actually care about the communities and people you serve before you can make an impact
- Why knowledge and awareness are vital skills for those wanting to make a difference
- Performative knowing vs using humility and accepting you don't know something
Connect with Dr. Shakeer Abdullah
Instagram | @shak1906
Practical Diversity Associates Website | pracdiv.com
Connect with Amer and The Eclectic Inclusion Podcast:
Website | amerfahmed.com
Instagram | @dramerfahmed
Twitter | @dramerfahmed
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By Dr. Amer F. AhmedDr. Shakeer Abdullah captures the essence of practical diversity. As an African American Muslim living in the Midwest, he holds a thorough understanding of the complexities of race, culture, religion, and historical contexts. After earning his PhD. and writing on multi-cultural competence, he now consults, speaks, and trains others in achieving diversity and inclusion excellence. Today we talk about breaking free of limitations, challenging Christian hegemony, and paradigm-changing teaching tips.
Show Notes:
- Dr. Shakeer's connection and reaction to George Floyd's murder
- How Dr. Shakeer's family transitioned from Christianity to Islam
- What was it like to grow up as an African American Muslim in Ohio?
- How Dr. Shakeer broke free of the limitations imposed upon him
- Why studying abroad is especially impactful for minorities
- What is Christian hegemony and how does it affect us all?
- Investigating the relationship between non-academic residents of a town vs residents associated with the school
- How art and creative actions can transform hearts and minds
- Why Dr. Shakeer is passionate about higher education
- What role spirituality and faith plays in the equality movement
- How colorism affects Muslim communities
- How to honor the unique challenges faced by all races and cultures
- Are students expected to drop their unique identities in college settings?
- "Engaging all of who we are as a resource for learning" - Dr. Amer
- Examining the belief that "bringing religion into the conversation is too controversial"
- What does inclusive education mean and how can educators be more intentional
- "The opportunities are there, you just have to want it" - Dr. Shakeer
- Why you must actually care about the communities and people you serve before you can make an impact
- Why knowledge and awareness are vital skills for those wanting to make a difference
- Performative knowing vs using humility and accepting you don't know something
Connect with Dr. Shakeer Abdullah
Instagram | @shak1906
Practical Diversity Associates Website | pracdiv.com
Connect with Amer and The Eclectic Inclusion Podcast:
Website | amerfahmed.com
Instagram | @dramerfahmed
Twitter | @dramerfahmed
Please Share, Subscribe, and Review!