They make me realize social awareness and the groups I have been socially placed in since birth. The reward and consequence in such groups and how I was brought up.
Some of my social identities are African American women, young adult, Christian, middle class, and English-speaking. I value respect, acceptance, perseverance, reason, and experience.
My interaction concerning these will help me be a leader that listen to other, and guides them in their accomplishment to the best of my ability. I will be openminded and will treat other how I would want to be treated. Leadership is determined by the people, and every second counts.
Hey, I'm Raissa. How are you today?
Hey, nice to meet you
When I think of social change, I believe its the capability to participate in change within your community based on your interactions with other people to eventually come to an understanding of others.
The ultimate goal is growth, where you and others have built a foundation of trust, and satisfaction while also keeping true to your respected values
Of course this doesn't come easy, It is long term and gets better the more the conversations
In residence halls you're sharing a common living area where you must be considerate others
As a leader, I plan on using good dialogue as the way you speak to conversate, goes a long way. The Lara method helps. Recognizing my cycle of socialization using oppression gives understanding in behaviors and views
Conflict managing styles also show awareness that people take responding to conflict differently.
I want to create a safe environment where everyone can respectful speak their minds.