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A National Agenda, Moving Beyond Race and Racism
A National Agenda, Moving Beyond Race and Racism
In Trumping the Race Card - A National Agenda: Moving Beyond Race and Racism, author and diversity consultant Rodney Patterson provides a thought provoking examination of race and racism in the United States, which invites us to consider several questions, including:
Mr. Patterson provides the Anatomy of an Ism to show how biases can evolve and transition into acts of racism by individuals, ultimately becoming institutionalized with systems. He encourages each of us to avoid the inclination to "look the other way" and provides 10 strategies aptly designed as action steps. He also covers a broad spectrum of concepts, each designed to move us beyond race and racism, and closer to the idea of living as a true community.
Trumping the Race Card (TTRC) should be required reading in schools, homes, within corporations, and amongst members of religious organizations.
Read it. See for yourself. Which TTRC strategy will you use to start making change happen?
"TRUMPING THE RACE CARD offers a provocative invitation to discuss the often emotionally charged issues of race and racism. In these volatile times, a voice of reason and resolution is needed and provided by Patterson."
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
"In today's climate, filled with so much divisive communication about race and racism, we desperately need new motivation that brings new clarity on these topics. TRUMPING THE RACE CARD inspires me to have that difficult dialogue in a different and humane way. I coulrange you to reat it and join me in the conversation."
Eric Thomas, Ph.D. Global Motivational Speaker
"TRUMPING THE RACE CARD... helps the reader understand not only the origins of the concept of race but also the inevitability of systemic racism throughout history and provides ways to address the challenges they present to relationships and society."
Lee Gardenswartz, Ph.D.
Anita Rowe, Ph.D.
Partners, Gardenswartz & Rowe and
The Emotional Intelligence and Diversity Institute
Trumping the Race Card
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Diversity & Inclusion, Engagement, and Organizational Development
Rodney Patterson has served as the primary diversity resource for a multi-billion dollar system serving agriculture for the past decade. Prior to serving in that capacity, Mr. Patterson supported a wide range of corporate clients as senior facilitator for the Boston-based consulting firm, Global Novations, and as director of consulting and talent management for Hudson Highland, a leading global provider of talent management solutions. Before entering the corporate world, he spent nearly 15 years in academia, leading diversity-related activities long before the title of chief diversity officer existed. He also served as President of Hales Franciscan High School in Chicago and as a Board member, teacher and coach for two Chicago-based educational institutions.
In addition to his academic work, Mr. Patterson has consulted with the NCAA and has worked directly with professional sports teams. He is an author and accomplished public speaker.
Mr. Patterson earned a bachelor’s degree in theology from Valparaiso University and a master’s degree in higher education administration from Michigan State University.
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