I was upset by my fourth module specifically.  The first character wouldn't stand up for herself in fear of appearing like an "angry black woman" and her internal reaction twice played into the stereotype with shouting, finger pointing, and dismissiveness.  There was no room in the narrative for her to stand up for herself in a calm way because that kind of "executive presence" was already previously identified as problematic and white coded.  Ultimately, the black manager required a white manager to go through her own racial journey and speak for her using her "executive presence", itself a deeply racist trope called the "White Savior".

This is exactly like kind of racism that we are supposed to be working against.  A victim of racism, even internal racism like the black female manager, is unable to be a complete person in the conversation when people around them absorb responsibility for their own advocacy.  Such training shifts the onus away from the individual to confront racism against them directly and loses the key message: you must defend yourself with your own voice to be more than just a token to the racists around you.  We need to support others in standing up for themselves, not just taking over the conversation.

In that spirit, if you want this training to really hit home, make a module where a white person is the victim.  Having almost every racist in the module be white is alienating.  Even when the black male manager was racist and reported, he became a victim of the white woman's racism in the next scene.  White people seeing themselves as a victim will make them better able to relate to the message you are trying to deliver.

The second module about the janitor who didn't speak English was excellent and set a far better example.

This was excellent

i agree it was helpful

I agree with many of the previously mentioned comments, this course was thorough and engaging! 

This course is extremely helpful in helping me learn what to do and what not to do in nuanced situations 

I agree. 

Great content, wish we could make room for more discussions

Agree well put together presentation and benefcial

Good topic

great content

groovy

good stuff

awsome

awsome

Very informative and will be useful at my workplace

Great module .. looking at the issue from different perspectives

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I really liked that the videos put us in the shoes of these individuals. It made me see if from a different light.

Great videos on a very important topic. 

This content was very well put together. It was very informative and beneficial. 

I thought the course was very engaging especially since these scenarios had occurred at MGB. I think context is really important because some people can be ignorant of the fact that even at a top 5 hospital in a major city we can still run into issues like these.

This training was well put together and should be presented everywhere. 

Helpful to see various perspectives and scenarios played out and to respond to the scenarios in ways we felt were most appropriate (even if not the "best" response).

very well put together