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Contribution to Book
Overcoming Discrimination, Persecution, and Violence Against Women
Toward a Socially-Responsible Psychology for a Global Era (2013)
  • Dana C. Jack, Western Washington University
  • Jill Astbury
Abstract
This chapter addresses how silence gives consent to conditions that are oppressive, and examines how voice is liberatory, providing an antidote to the power of oppression that survives through silence. Additionally, we focus on psychology's responsibility to confront more proactively and systemically the interlinked issues of oppression, discrimination, and violence against women.
Keywords
  • Silencing of women,
  • Socially responsible psychology
Publication Date
2013
Editor
E.Mustakova-Possardt , M. Lyubansky, M. Basseches, & J. Oxenberg
Publisher
Springer
Citation Information
Dana C. Jack and Jill Astbury. "Overcoming Discrimination, Persecution, and Violence Against Women" New YorkToward a Socially-Responsible Psychology for a Global Era (2013)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/dana_jack/7/