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Paperback. Condition: Good. Using student writing from his Interpersonal Relationships and Race course Dr. Rupert Nacoste presents North Carolina State University (NCSU) students' voices describing their new awareness and growing understanding of neo-diversity. Neo-diversity is what we live with today; a time and circumstance when for all of us, contact with people who do not look like us happens every day, and is unavoidable. In their own words, NCSU students describe how they have experienced the anxiety of being in interaction with a person who is not like them in some way (by race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation). These students then speak out about how their new understanding of that anxiety has changed them and made them to want to accept the reality of neo-diversity. These students howl that all students at NCSU should learn to interact with people who are not like you because that is the only way to make 21st America a good place for everyone to live. Read this book to hear the new howl of the Wolfpack.…

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Softcover. Condition: GOOD. Author signed w/ short inscription title page. Otherwise, unmarked. Text appears to be free of highlighting, underlining or writing. Softcover book shows light edge & shelf wear. No rips, tears or stains. Photos included with this listing are of the actual book you will receive. Taking on Diversity: How We Can Move from Anxiety to Respect. 2015, Prometheus. Ships quickly and with care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: In this enlightening book, a campus 'diversity doctor' relates stories that individuals have shared with him about their anxieties in situations involving people who are in some way different than themselves. Dr. Rupert W. Nacoste regularly counsels students at North Carolina State University about their problems dealing with diversity of all kinds, including of gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual-orientation. Here, he shares his most effective techniques for handling the unavoidable realities of being in a neo-diverse community, whether that means in college or America as a nation. The author's proven 'safe space' strategy can be applied to the campus, community groups, churches, and workplaces as a means to facilitate positive dialogue about diversity. In this time of current tensions, students, or 'young travelers' as Nacoste fondly refers to them, still have much work ahead of them to achieve mutual respect and understanding. From everyday encounters, parties, and email and social media exchanges, they provide examples of ongoing bigotry: racial slurs and stereotypes are still used; young men continue to project demeaning attitudes toward women; and the heterosexual majority sometimes shows little understanding of the LBGT minority.Dr. Nacoste considers it his role to usher students off the 'Wrong-Line train,' and he has noticed that as they 'leave the station,' adults begin to follow their lead. The author demonstrates how we can maintain fairness and respect while still acknowledging our differences. By doing so, we can all learn to meet these challenges using sensitivity to different perspectives, open-minded attitudes, and the recognition that diversity in America is here to stay. Signed by Author.…