Martinez (2016) Reinventing social work(3, Power, problems with modernist conceptions of power)

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Capitalism

An economic system focused on money and profit, which can create inequality.

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Patriarchy

A social system where men have more control and power than women.

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Coloniality of Power

A concept that describes the use of race and ethnicity to dominate and exploit others.

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Eurocentrism

The practice of focusing only on Western ideas and ignoring other cultures.

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Social Order

The organization of society, created by humans, that can be changed if deemed unfair.

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Why does social work need change?

Because traditional social work often avoids larger issues like inequality and oppression.

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Unfair wealth distribution

A situation where 1% of people control most of the world’s money.

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Social Movements

Collective efforts in different countries fighting against unfair systems.

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Occupy Wall Street

A movement in the USA fighting wealth inequality with the slogan 'We are the 99%.'

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The Role of Social Workers

To speak out against unfair policies and support people's rights while fighting oppression.

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Importance of Politics in Social Work

Politics shapes social realities and requires social workers to be politically aware for effective change.

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Reinventing Social Work

Combining practice with research and promoting collaboration towards shared goals of fairness and justice.

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Diversity in Social Work

Recognizing and valuing diversity as a strength in the pursuit of social justice.

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Gandhi

An inspirational leader known for advocating for justice and human rights.

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Martin Luther King Jr.

A renowned leader in the civil rights movement advocating for equality and justice.

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Malala Yousafzai

An activist for girls' education and women's rights, symbolizing the fight for justice.

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Collective Action

Group efforts aimed at enacting social change and justice.

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Environmental damage

A global issue intertwined with wealth inequality and the misuse of power.

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Oppression

The systemic and pervasive mistreatment of individuals or groups, often related to social injustices.

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Inequality

The unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among individuals or groups.

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