On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in Institutional Life
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On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in Institutional Life

by Sara Ahmed

Education Sociology
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Sara Ahmed examines the place of racism and diversity in institutional life. Focusing on inclusion and its institutional meanings, this critical work offers readers a thoughtful perspective on how organizations engage with questions of social justice and change.

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On Being Included explores racism and diversity within institutional life.

Sara Ahmed considers how institutions engage with the language and practices of inclusion.

The book provides a critical perspective on the challenges of addressing racism and diversity in organized settings.

It is suited to readers interested in social justice, education, and institutional culture.

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