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[Diversity 298] Abusers in our classrooms
Andrea Wilder
andreawilder at comcast.netTue Dec 23 20:44:41 EST 2008
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As a survivor of abuse, I can tell you that the damage to the body
and the psyche that abuse creates can be severe.. For example, for
years, when I have been able to, I have crossed the street rather
than walk past a man coming toward me. I now often wear sunglasses
to make me "invisible." i dress down in Cambridge and I blend in
with students, another invisibility. I am happy in class because
everyone is sitting down and someone (else) is usually in control.
Your students may be similar to me in this way.
Andrea
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